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than the nchle summer maiden at the
seashore.
She Is zone OF the slickest equines that
ever paved the sawdust." according TO the
announcer. and has a fastidious appetite
which runs all the way from Saratoga
chips TO lamb chops.
The exercise on these active anIuse-
ments work up healthy appetite. which
can be satisfied at the sauerkraut kitchen,
where pyramids of this tempting dish
are served appropriately with cylindrical
frankfurters, the like Of which Cbney
Island never approached. There are other
places to satisfy ones palate with the
food which appeals 10 the taste.
Then you can slide over the hump, take
trip TO the Indian camp, have your for
tune told. see the circus, listen 20 the
band and look at the movies. There are
many other things too, and clergyman
and his family could witness them. all
without the semblance OF n shock.
Best Of all. the whole affair Is for n
worthy purpose, namely to raise funds
for the Lawndale- Crescentville celebra-
tion on next July T.
Charles J. Kraus, director OF the car
nivaL has taken especial pains to con-
centrato nearly every present-day amuse-
ment within the grounds. He is assisted
by committee composed OF Harry Ben
der, George Walton, George Kuentzle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Wise.
The carnival will continue tomorrow
and Saturday.
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LIBERTY BELL MAY SEE
SOUTH DESPITE COST
Railroads Lower Rates and Council
men May Feel Balmy Airs

Southern railroad companies have in
dicated TO Councils Liberty Bell Commit
tee that they are willing to reduce the
transportation charges first quoted for
bringing the Liberty Bell eastward from
the San Francisco fair.
The first prices submitted the dis
gruntled Councllmen declared to be a
"hold-up'' and prospects of a mid-winter
journey over the railroad lines in the
balmy South at city expense faded from
the vision of the junketing Councilmanic
committee.
Prospects now are Frightening, as the
Eastern agent of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railroad has notified the COM
mittee that his road will reduce the cost
OF conveying the special train to Austin.
Dallas and Fort Worth, in Texas, to $S7C
instead OF s1645. Other railroad lines are
expected to make similar 80 per cent.
reductions as a result of pressure from
public officials in the towns and cities
of the South through which the Bell
will pass.
Charles Hall, clerk of Select Council.
is at Pocono Pines today conferring with
Mayor Blankenburg on tentative
itinerary for the Liberty Bell special on
It's homeward journey.
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territorii ora tenuti dana Serbia. ALA
Bulgaria.
la quistionc della partecipazione degli
Stata Balcanici ALA guerra ha preso ora
una piega favorevolc agli Alleatl, sec
ondo le ultime notizie che giungono dai
paesi halcanici. VI e. ragione al credere
infatti che Ia Serbia no acetate le prin-
cipaii domande deeli Alleati In favore
della Bulgaria, cosicche' II. cooperazione
bulgara contro le Turchia sembra quasi
certa. Gil Alleau avevano chiesto ALA
Serbia al cederc ALA Bulgaria tutto n
terrtorio che secondo II trattoto serbo-
bulgaro del 1912 spettava nj bulgari So
la Serbia ha acetate duesta domanda,
allora resta da decdere circa un breve
striscia di territorio che sara sottoposta
olrarbitrato dele Potenze della Quad
ruDlice.
81 iEnora pero' quale sara Ia risposta
della Grccia. 81 sa che la Grecia aveva
deciso di risponderc con un rifiuto
formale ed avcva datO una risposta in
questo sense prima che Venizeios ripren-
desse le redini del governo; ma 81 spera
ora che la Grecia brenda un attegiamento
piu' conciliante.
81 dice che u kaiser ha mandate una
lettera autografa a re Fcrdinado Ferdi-
nando Ill Bulgaria promettendo ALA Bull
garia tutto Iappogsio della Germania
nellavvenire. Sembra pero' che la let
terra non debba avere reffetto deslderato
dal kaiser.
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CarniyaI 10 Raise School Funds

Hundreds of Italians from all sections
of the city are aiding in the grand car
nival at the Church of Our Lady of the
Angels, 51st street and Lancaster avenue.
which is being held for the purpose of
raising additional funds for the proposed
new parochial school building started
some time ago by the rector, the Rev.
A. Landolh. The carnival, which opened
last night, will close on September with
large entertainment. 1t is under the
management of the new italian Catholic
Club. The committee in charge includes
Louis A. Damiani, Joseph ID. Rocco, John
Valalia. Alfonso Bierangile Tidele Ro-
sell and Alexander Di Arenzo.
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to more general farming and not raise
all truck, but give part OF his land to
wheat and hay.
Feed should be grown on the farm
and not bought outside.
The establishment of cooperative
markets, successful elsewhere, will aid
farmer in distribution and housekeeper
In cutting cost of living.
A census should be taken to ascer-
tain the character of the demand in
each section, in order that the farmer
may know where to ship his product.
The farmer should bring his wares to
the attention of the consumer by adver-
tising in the daily newspapers.
Five members will be appointed to the
commission to study the problem. The
members will be aided stiu further in
their efforts by attending the national
convention of the Vegetable Growers
Association of America in Cleveland next
month, when more light is expected to
be thrown on the problems now before
the farmer.
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SEEK LETTER WRITER'S
Threatening Missives Sent to officials
After Frank Lynching

ATLANTA. Aug. 2e.-Federai secret
service men today were seeking the writ
ers Of several anonymous and threaten
ing letters sent to State and Cobb County
officials since the Frank lynching. Some
OF these communications were addressed
to former Governor Slaton, threatening
him with the same fate that Frank met
Most of the letters were from outside
the state. The postal authorities have
barred from the mails postcards Of the
Frank lynching scene. Several thousands
of these were sent to the dead letter Of
fee today.
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Fine Ballroom for the Stotesburys

One of the finest and most elaborate
private ball rooms in the United States
will be added to the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. r. Stotesbury, at 1851 Walnut
street. According to the plans which are
being prepared by Horace Trumbauer an
architect, the room will be made by the
addition and alteration of the property at
1922 Walnut street. This property, which
occupies lot 80 by 140 feet, will be COM
pletely remodeled and fitted out at a cast
of many thousands of dollars. The COM
plete plans and specifications will be pre-
sented to Mr.. and Mrs. Stotesbury about
September /, when they return to the city
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Farmers and Merchants Meet

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 26.-Farmers
and Merchants Day is being observed at
Brandywine Springs Park today. This af-
ternoon there were speeches by former
United States Senator l.. Heisler Ball,
James II. Wright, well-known merchant
in this city, and others. Prizes Will also
be awarded late this afternoon for the
best farm produce exhibited, and this
evening there will be a display OF fire.
works.
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u. S. Gunboats sim Ala china

WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.-Flood dam
age in the Canton region, China, is so
extensive that 1t is impossible to give
adequate relief. Admiral Winterhalter.
commanding the Asiatic Fleet. reports
that the gunboats Wilmington and Cal
lao will continue to aid in relief work
organized by the American Consul Gem
erai at Canton as long as they can be
useful.
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PROPOSED REMEDIES.

some Of the definite statements put for
"ard follow
Applcation OF business principles by
me farmer Is a necessity
ne farmef must standardize his prod
Wv and net mood the market with
produce Of a. Inferior quality.
question ol distribution Is an impor-
,tht problem and this may be sols ed
~ feorganlzihg the business Ia the big
cities 20 thatlt viii not be 50 costly.
Prom . thirb 10 a half OF the produce
srpnld be canned BY the farmer al
nome or TED q the cattle.
me sesetabb grower should 80 back
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5rtit yrtft fit xtras: 5rtitog 10. stptembtr 1915.
SOM Tio 9ranoe.

Inf Dem Seimmege bon eitter
Sour our6 Oas 2ano, muroe oll
Gam &obertlon Braiioent ser 5alt
8enito uno Gio @ranoe 8onep Goil=
rooo, elm Mttentat oeriibt. &obertlon
fubr allein in ieinem Mutomobil uno
nngefabr elf Meilen o~uBerbalb Set
Staot malroen bier SdiiIe ouf i'm
o%bgefeuert, popon elmer ieinell Silt
itreifte, Die anbern feblgineen. Sc
bertion iprang aus Dem Mutomobil,
fliiftete ms @ebiiib u1o fam I'll
SUB our StaOt. &obertion batte STE
Werifaner 5u elmer @erammluna
cinberufen 200 bon ibneil peranIaBt,
tbre @affen ab8nliefern uro in 6rio-
cen ibren geihdftignngen ftod5l1ga=
ben.
Ius Brownsville miro aen1el-
bet, Garran5iita= SoIoaten bGtten lidy
BET Der Erogreiio Grel3ung oes Sin
Granoe auf Ser merifanii9en Seite
beridanst. Sic bdtten oe11 arleri-
faniifen Soloaten 5ugerufen, lie
niiroen auf feline Solootcl. ihieBen,
mol aber anf Sanger unb Gibifperio-
men, ipenn iib iolGe am llfer ieben
IieRen.
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LokaIeS.
Mns Der GtabtbaQe.

9ie @%niuobner Ser Naparro 9tr..
atptlhen Der Souiton unb Ser Miiblen-
bride, baben feinen @intpano gegen
cas- our Terpenoung fommenoe Bfla-
aterungsmaterial 5n erbeben. 9,r
&ontraft fir ben 8all Der geoiirfnis-
Mnitalt fir Damen ullter Dem Mp,
itfpabillon auf Dem Mlarno 8laSa
fuuroe init Sobn Sutciiffe fir $125l
abgeihloiien. Ole ~glaiierten Stsiiie
fir Den 8o6en liefert Sic Eeras Mc-
ldic Sile Company fir 1868. "a. Mn-
aebote fir Die @raouierung nro
Muffiiaung Ser @ege i'm San 8eoro
Tarf peroen Bis gum 16. Septeni-
Der ctngeforOert. BETTER bon Ssitnev-
Cars, Die auBerbalb Der 9taot mob
men unb ibre Maidine nibt IN ser
Stoot periteuern, ionen feline 2isens
erbaIten. Cine Sroinans tparoe al.
gettomllen, ourb melde 400 8iirger
atfgeforoert peroen, Seitentpcge ber-
3Hfteuen.
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HuIanD.

Giaer Der 0iener, ser in 9tem
|g'orf ermoroeten Srau 9sihoas, eli
janger Weni6 0amens Sipnep Ga-
las bot eingeitanoen, oaB er all sen.
ginbrnf beteiligt eetpelen lei. ST
idgt, Die Diebe bdtten es al1f eiren
sroBen SdaB tpertboIIer Shmudiu-
fen, Der iid IN Dem Sdabgeuolbe
oes Sauies befano, abgeleben gebah,
iie fonnten abet Die Sdliiiiel 5u bs1n
@eDolbe BON Sran Midons niht be-
fummelt uno muBten iid) nit ben
SdmnfIaden begniigen Ole tie in
Dem S6laf5immer fanoen. Oieje
batten einen @ert BON unaefdbr
10000 Collars, nGbreno Die Safen
i'm S6ranf einen @ert BON $780,
600 bis 100000 gebabt baden lol-
len.
Sn Mrfaoelpbia, Mrf., bat elm
alterer Mann Namens SO. &. Suitb,
elm 9%olbinoinner aus gorine, Oflc.,
iib iduloig befnnt. oie ganf iii
MmitD, &rf., am beden Gage beruubf
5nv baber. gr erfIGrte aber sugIeidj,
CT befenne iib ihatlois, neil ct fern
bon ieiner Seimat fei, Niemano babe,
Der i'm femme uno es linn i1mer far-
len iuiirbe, oengepeis fir leinegeidt-
bei5ubrinsen. Sn 8irflitfcit
lei er nidt ifnllois. gr tpuroe git 6
Sabren 3uftbaus pernrteiIt.
Sci @eit-6ranffort in Slinois
rannte elm gnbn5ug in elm Mutomo-
bill, nobel bier Terionen ums 2cben
fomen.
SSn Nem Dorf iinb ON Conner
Itag orei Yerionen am Siblflog ee-
itorben uno neilit 8erionen in Solge
her Site obnm6htig ~getporoen.
Die in Dem @raf oes llnterlees
boots So ~gefunoenen Gotten iiuo
nit Dem Gampfer vSupplep" pon
9onolulu beimgeihidt.
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bei Der Sic iissn founen. Mlio rlur
Mut, es miro idon aIes gut gpben. /"
Sim Mbeno enttpideften fih IN ben
lonit itilen 9otels, in 6enen oie Ser
munoeten fir bic Nodt ulttergebrndi
marerl elm reyes Geben. sd mar in
eilem Der be~fannteften biirgerlider
&otels, in Dem @oteI Stoetper. Gie
@eripunoeten, Die I'M groBen 6peile-
faal undergraduate fin6, erbieltrr
tparmes Mben6brot, beltebeno aus Ell
her groBen Teiibportion nit, Scar
toffeln. M~nipeienoe @dfte fpei0etelt
Bier. 0ad Dem Mbenobret bradtcn
Die 8eripqtnoeten 0iterreidilAe Qieoer
peribieoener 9ialefte 5r1n 9ortrdg.
Sn oen anoerett 9oteIs tpuroen sic
Beripurloeten in Der gleihen Iiebepcl,
len gaitlihen @eile aufgenomn,efi.
Ser n1dfte 9ampfer Ser iibermor-
gen eintrifft, miro MIR oeutfde Ner-
ipun0ete bringen. Die beltte einge-
troffenen famen attsfhlteBlih ais
Tetersburger 2~a5aretten.
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NIIerIei.

Wenn man einmal babel lit,
Murfet un6 Nabarro StraBe su pfla-
tern, fonnte oub Ser alte @appelfu=
item bon Bride iiber Sen 6luB ourh
cine neue, mooerne Bride erIebt
fueroen. Cider lit oas Gina sod
lttbt fnebr. Dus Sitnoamelt lit aber
anldeimeno nod braud]bar.
Grau &oia armer, Mlttter BON
Sdm @oientbal, bat geget1 oie Con
tinettal Gaiualtp Company" cine
&lage I'M M~usbe5abllutg BON $500
8eriiAerungseeloern eingebrodt.
Iuf Dem BON GeIlo depafteten
2anoe, adt Meilen iiiolid bon Der
Staot an Der Yleaionton Moao, lit
ieine Selqueae angebobrt mor6ert.
Sn benz Sf)uppen bon 2olti,s
<nfel, 513 Noro : Stores StraBc
brad am 9onneritag Mbeno 6euer
aus uno so Gonnen Sen tpltr6en
befdaoigt. Hferoe uao gleI, 81
bort ebenfaGs untergebraft tpore,l,
iDuroen gerettet.
Ser Observation-Disclosures @eora
Vlalbera BON Guero lit in eine1n
Sanitarium geitorben. Gr1
mar in amfter6om Sodono, gebo-
rem, lebte aber felt Sabren in seras.
Ter September bat ums Der
5tpeiten CONNER eebradt, eilrc.t
CONNER in perbeiierte, oos beiBt per-
lddrfter Mliflqge, 6enn 10 baben mir
int Si1fi nidt geiftpitt tpie iebt, me-
Der am Gage nod bei Nodt.
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Itxas.

Dor elmer groBen Deriamm
lung BELT gr-Seuotor S. 80. 8dilep
IN 4arnes Gitp cine Meoe, in tpeId;er
er feline aanoiootar inn Sabre 1918
gegen Worris Sbeppar6 aIs gunoes-
%fenator an5eiet. gr iprnh IN eine!n
lolfen 5liperiidtlifen Zone iiber Die
de @~anoibatiir n1b bic &agnc,
ais Oh es garnidt alsbleiben FAM,
odB er erp1blt miro ooer aIs OF er
ldon erludblt pdre.
Oas Mderbau Oepartenle.it
lit 8aibihgton IbGbt in 8~erbinoulg
NIT Dem @etter-8iiro 0ie grnte IN
geras nL /. September ipie iolgf
nb: Corn f6S,000,O 900 HuibeI; @ei-
5el 2f,0S0D00 guibcI; Safer A..
10000 guibel; a~artoifeIn $780,
900; htBe &nrtoffeln 4,99U,O00 gu.
Ibel .6eil $4,000 Conner.
@ouperneur Jerguion bat poll.
tin erfIarf, oaB er i'm @erbit feline
Grtraiisuns Der 2egislat,ir einberli-
fen miro.
9beo. Belmont Der atblettidJc
Direftor Der ltniperiitat, bot Die
Staot Muitin auf $4,000 SAaoen-
eriot perfIagt, neil iein @lttomobil
infolge elmer sluspoifaiug Der 5a1r-
itraBe lit einen @rnben lief nobel or
berausgeuorfen mur0e nno eincl
Arm brah. Ger Staotantpolt be,
ballptet, onB Der unfaa iih ouber.
bdlb Der Staotaren5en ereignete uno
Die Staot oesbolb nidt perantiport.
lid lit.
gmnlitt 8arrorp nno Eerpis
Gibbs rnnnten nit ibremMotorcpcle
ouf Dem tie 9eioe ioBen, in Soulton
gcgen elm Sitnep-M iltomobil an m,o
iuur0en nit loIfer @emaIt gegcil Ell.
men 5elesrapbenpfoitcn gei9leuoert
odb fie geioe einige Shinoen nod Der
NoIifion itarbcn.
Tic Safe eegen sic @roB.
ldl1hfereien tpegen 1erlebuna eS
teraniifen anti 9ruItgeletes iiitS
Big gum Sanuar-T ermili BEG 9iitrift'
gerifts IN Muffin perihoben nor
ben.
Nad Dem gcrift oes Iderbou
Gepartements muroen i'm Monot ar'
quit f52,331 gallen 8armtpolle &c
reinigt, gegen tS4,437 III oemielbei
Wonat oes p%ergangenen Sabrcs.
Sn Dorftoipn miro nit eincll
8oitenouf1pano pom $4,000 ein.
reiie fatbolilde Stride gebaut.
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gns WiesieO.

liner Staatsoeportement bat
ole Nadri6t erbalten, baB Die @iui-
itas Sorreon geraumt baben.
General @liitierre3, Der cine
3eitIang BON ben @illiitas ais Yrd.
lioent BON Werico a%nerfannt tporoen
iuar, ioa in einem Minenlager moro
lid bon Werico idmer franf car-
,lieoerliegen. Or loa bel einem &C.
fedt NIT ben Garran5iltas perpunoet
(ein uno lpdter ioa glutnergiftung
engeiett baben.
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Mantcnrina nn0 MaIaae

fir Samen nn6 5erren in meinen Gars
!ors ooer Sbrer @obn1ng. Spe8iapreile
fiir bole ~Sanomaiiase, @ibrationsma5as
&c, @elidtsmafage, &opfbm1t : 8eba11o~
lung, Sbdrnpooing. Nmuicuring, Soar
aifmaden etc. 9ndrarbeiten. SLAB fiji
nod 5tpei 2ernenbe. Mo6am 6. gerqcu,
619 Wai1 Mne. Srabis 1860.
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aartpffeln, Neue, $t.z5 nr6 $t.85 per
NuideI.
@adsbobeu. per gnfdeI. $3.50 unS
$175s Crime 8o6nem 75c u. $t.O0.
Tpmaten, Tego4, A A3rbe, 6Oc II. CSC.
Siibe aartpffeIn, Qouiii1nn. Sits.
3tpiebeln, geIbe, $f.T6 Der 8entner;
SernS Nermubaas .90e; gBrbft0I @nx.
SO. so per Crate.
Generie, 40t u. Soc Der Dubcn6.
0fra, s73e fir Elm @sf3eI.
YeterfiIie. soc per Nto. sWinbeI.
griiner Pfeffer, 9esaa. SOC per 4
a6rbe.
@obI, $1.75 per grafe.
@nnteloupeS. Texna, 500 Der aife:
$1.25 per 2f3 NMf3e3 Crates.
@aoiesHen. Soc u SIC FIR elm Dtb.s
WiinSeI.
0lirfen. Gal. $3.50 ter Grnte; Teras
Sq'tnlbs Soc Der DnS&eI.
yeeerretties@ rrseIn. per $fb. 12he.
8ctffnIat. $2.60 per Crate.
9eeter. 40t Der 4At. s1fn6el.
gierpfldnaen. $2.2b Der NnideI.
@binnk AZ her Bfnnb.
Bluinenfo6f, Toe Der Tfunb.
@eIbe 9iben. zoe per DreenD>
SiinoeI.
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@ie aus Mom oemeloet mir

Wie aus Hom gemeloet miro,
bot Enpit 8eneoift Der 6iin5ebnte ocn
Bonn, NIT Dem Hius Der Neunte Dor
IS Sabren Die anpeue i'm auiriual
teleste, m~lfseboben, looaB bort wia.
Der eottesoienitlide Sanolunsen per
rid,tet meroen fonnen. Man betrdd
tet oies ols elm beoeutiames 3eid,en
Der anndbernng 5uii6cn 8apit ulso
Nonia.
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Or. Sumo Meber, Irofciior oes
&efttlden an Der 8erIiner llniperii-
tat, Der an Der %ltniperiitdt BON Gan
6rancisco 8ortrdee gebalten Bat, Ill
BEL cinem giienbabnrnfaa ifner Der.
lett tporoen.
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@erblnmt.

v@as Der @elonminterrift mel
aer Godter gefoitet, mod)ten Gle
miIien? Mebr als orei 9~aaienoer !.
uno ooSu fommen nod Die baufigen
llln8ngsfoitenl"
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nGbe W2obern Originating ShopI"
|tuirb am 90. September tpieocr er6ffnet.
3ufdneiben. Anprobieren unb Staten
eelebrt. Shiilerinnen MAIDEN ibre eiees
zen GIeiber, tpdbren6 fe Iernel. Sier
tuiro .9eutid eeiproden. 504 @nroen
Ctr. San Nntonio. 9eras.
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Mprris Mntp Ncpair sbop. 217 ct.
Wnrb's Ctr. alfes @ebdloe Der @oob<
tparo Carriage Co.; perf6nlide Nnfmerf>
famfeit lino Mufiis1t BEL allen arbeiten.
grperte fir ieoes Sad i'm automobi[s
Hseiddft; erfnbrt unfere Hreiie, ebe SIR
anDerstpo bin9ebt; aILe Nrbeit earantiert.
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8efanntmtadbnng.

9r. g. 8. Gins ma6t ieinen frii6es
rem aunben uno Dem Rrblifum befannt,
baB ct feline 9rdris ais ar8t nnb @rnos
nr5t tpieoer a~ufgeueumeu BOT,
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gammipplIe.
Gan antriiD. 9H Gents.
0aloeifon seitern. $50 Cents
g~Dttoniamen. 8ro6mfte

Gottoniamen.Hrobnfte.
San Antanio, Seq, TO. eept.Af915
Yrihna erune Cotton Geeo Oil. So
New gprt;i 10. Sept. - Spot $5.75
liuo $685.; September, 1888. urS
$500; Ottoher, $3.50 un6 1852, Ncs
benber, $3.50 nnb $3.50; Deaeuaber.
1854 un6 1895; Snruiar, $685. ulso
$500; Sebrinr, 500 mo 1918;
@dr5, $6stayuno $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-10
gitbMarft.

Gan gntonio, Yer, 10. sept lois
Ohien $3.50 BIS $40.
aiihe $685. Bis $3.50.
adlber $500 Bis $500.
8unen S4.65 biz $5,15.
ct. 2onis, 10. Sept. 1915. @inoz
bieh. Seras Bieh, 1928 BIS $685..
Sdipeine $6.75 bis 1925.
Gfnte.
S6ipere bonn Gdlahter % ets-
0eihte bonn Ghfa6ter 20 cts.
Grin aeinlsene .........i3h ets.
Seize.
Gnsoras3ieeen. per Tfo. I'D gts
GnaorasSieeen. befddbist - Gts
Woff unb Studs ............2o efS.
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Gbmarb s. 3anse, beutSd)er Medtsaus
Moore 8ebduoe, Gan Nrtottio,
seg., grodett 5794.
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Or. 6. 6. Gabe lit 5u Ieiner 8raris
5uriideefebrt. Office 227 Woore
pIao
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-10

0rie1ettlnnol B~ld9nrienl ltnb NuntGs
nienl
gIes bieies IdBt iib rtidt NIT ipeu'8e1
Tiirren @orten diseinon6erpenfn,
limb bfe 2eitartifel fdtreu'n.
Ser Stiliit Der eriten 6eite iiberm Stride
&pmmt ben 2euten binter tire Ghlihe.
0enteno bebt ben Singer er iinS
fpriht: sd teee
Rert oarauf: hier eriftieren nod @ers
trdsei1
Sic grfahrungen ser Ietten Belt
2ebren MN in bieiem Ruuft @esMeihcn.
beit.
9enn @ertrdse iinb, tpie's iheini. o,s
Gr6en
Sur aemadt, UNI. iiberfeb'u 5u tper-
9enn es einmal Srie6eu eibt iper
garantiert.
DAB elm ieoer i'm aud reipeftiert2 -
Seut ihou fieht man.. fpie bic 8iplotna-
ten iih Die @laben
@ar5 berafreifelt uto nit Mdforlf
fraeen.
SncumSus Sr5bGh.
(1Suesrb@.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-10
TertrGse.

8dbreno Neseu ianft oif ale Sommer<
frif1eu riefeIt.
Sort man. onB es iuieoer mai am @altnu
friieIt.
SIT bas ettpas neues2 @einen Gdim.
mer
Genn IN DaItan niefelt's. rieSelt's. fri-
feft's INNER.
GriedenlanOi Buisarieni limb gfumds
nienl
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-02-12
TO THE PANAMA.PAClFIC
FAIR BY MOTOR CAR

One great exhibit spread out upon the
map of California will be the hundreds
of miles of oiled highways by means of
which travellers in automobiles may see
SO much that otherwise would not be
readily accessible. Furthermore, the
average citizen of the East has little idea
of the progress of good roadmaking in
many other of the States of the middle
and far West. Those who have the time
and inclinstion could readily and safely
undertake Ito make the journey across
the continent by automobile, provided
they proceed moderately, and with due
Intelligence and instruction as they pass
from one State to another. Perhaps not
80 many motor parties will feel venture.
some enough to try the long tour this
year. But in the near future it will be
a very common thing for automobilists
to proceed from coast to coast, observing
agriculture, seeing towns and phrases Of
life, pausing at places of historic inter-
est and points of senic fame, and camp.
ing at many a pleasant spot by flowing
stream or in sheltering woods. Humid
reds of thousands of westward pioneers
have in time past crossed the country in