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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

modelled and improved throughout.
There are sleeping porches and sun
parlors, spacious and well-lighted.
On the main floor on front are the
consultation Offices of the doctors.
DR.. Benson, who is the Internal Med1-
cine and X-Ray specialist, has one of
the most completely equipped X-Ray
rooms to be found in this section of
the country. Very recently there was
installed here a Shook Interrupter-
less X-Ray apparatus, which is the
latest thing known in the science.
They have an X-Ray machine for ex.
aiming the stomach, and by it's use
are able to see every movement and
can locate any trouble at once. They
have their own developing room in
connection with this department. On
the main floor also, are the labora-
tories and the quarters for the nurses,
the latter are complete to the last
detail, with kitchen, dining room, bed
rooms, ETC., which may be shut off
from the rest of the hospital by sin
gle door. g.. T.. !.
On the second floor are the wards
and private rooms, operating room,
sterilizing room, and sun parlors. The
wards and private rooms are able to
accommodate 20 patients at one time,
and oftentimes this hospital has been
crowded to the limit. The operating
room is the best that scientific knowl-
edge and experience can make it. In
the sterilizing room, all instruments
and things used about the hospital
are thoroly sterilized before using
again. j. s.....@-N
The hospital was established in
1907, and was originally owned by
Drs. Peterson and Branton, but for
the last two years DR.. Branton has
been sole proprietor. He is assisted
in his work by DR.. H. E.. Garfield, eye,
ear and throat specialist, and DR.. Ben.
son previously mentioned. DR.. Bran.
ton has had the hospital remodelled
until now it compares fayorably with
any hospital in the United States
Seven nurses are required to take
care Of the patients who come here.
People throughout this section OF
the state, appreciate the modern meth
DDS employed here, and prefer coming
to Willmar than going further away
In the year 1914 over ESQ patients
were taken care of by the Willmal
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25
THE WILLMAR HOSPITAL

The people OF Willmar know and
appreciate the fact that they have in
their midst one Of the most beauti-
tut and the best equipped hospitals
in Minnesota. Although this is q
privately owned institution no efforts
have been spared In making It thoroly
efficient in every respect, and they
are able to take care of every kind Of
work that may come up. We are, In
deed, fortunate in having such q hos
pital in our city. It Is located In a
quiet and noiseless part OF the city,
on the corner Of Fourth street and
Becker avenue. The immediate sur
roundings Of the hospital are well
kept and neat in appearance. Large,
shady trees make it cool and de-
lightful place on which to lounge. The
patients at this hospital certainly en-
joy every advantage Of the fresh air
treatment.
The building is a large two-story
structure which has been lately re-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25
PETERSON E. WELLlN
Department Store.

One of Willmar's typically industrial
edition enterprises is that of Peterson
& Wellins Department Store on cor
ner Fifth street and Benson avenue.
They carry complete line Of almost
every thing to eat and wear. They
started in business first in 1897, in a
small store on corner Sixth street and
Pacific avenue. Their growth since
that time has been steady and increas-
ing. In 1907, they bought their pres
ent location, which they built onto and
improved. Their main floor space is
now sixty by one hundred feet, and
they have both floors and a basement
They also have a very up-to-date groc
cry store facing Benson avenue.
They handle everything in clothing
for both men and women, and also fol-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25
S. e. sTANs1ERRY
Wood, Coal and Implements.

The place that the farm implement
occupies among the commercial indus
tries of the day, is very important
one indeed. This is an agricultural
country. Our every resource points
directly back to agriculture. In &C.
cordance with the progress that is be.
ing made by the world at large, new
farm machinery is being invented ev.
cry day by which cultivators of the
soil are able to do better, quicker and
more efficient work.
When it comes to farm implements,
there is no more complete line In this
section than that which is handled by
s. e. Stansberry. Fine buggies, good
practical wagons, side delivery rigs
=separators, corn shelters, elevators
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25
OLSON BROTHERS. STUDIO.

Photography has apparently reach
ed it's zenith, or at least has become
an art that borders on the, edge Of
perfection. The reproductions from
the artist of today are so true in
the portrayal of life in posing and fin
ish that comparison of those of only
a few years since reveals at single
glance the wonderful strides made in
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

The julius and A. J. Holland fam
lilies of Benson autoed to this city
Sunday and visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sigurd Berkness. sss.
Mrs. D. w. Mclaughlin and daugh-
ter, Marjorie returned the latter part
Of the week from a several days visit
in the cities.
Paul Swenson, Of Minneapolis, Wis
tied with his uncle. Mr.. N. S. Swenson
and family, for week, returning last
Monday. ....
-Einar Gates visited the last Of the
week with his sister, Mrs. J.. N. Bot.
nen. He was on his way from Pennock
to his home In Duluth. sss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

hospital. DR.. Branton has been very
successful with all Of his cases, and
has given us hospital Of which we
can well be proud. We feel that Will
mar as community. cannot tail too
grateful for having such well kept
private hospital at their disposal.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

Mrs. Harry Hoglund, the Misses
Elsie and Stella Hoglund and Bertha
Frederick and Eugene Ohsberg motor
ed to Montevideo last Friday to spend
the day.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25
ANDERSON BROS. E. COMPANY
@5 Jewellers
jewelers.

In 1892 Mr.. Swan and G. H. Ander-
son decided that Willmar was an ideal
place to start a jewelry business. The
up-to-date establishment that they
now have goes to show that their
Judgment was correct. Anderson
Bros. & Co., have the largest stock of
iewelry in our, county and one of the
finest in central Minnesota. They are
centrally located on Fourth street and
have q we'll lighted salesroom stocked
' nth the latest Of standard goods,
Such as Hamilton, Waltham and Ell.
gin watches and many other makes;
Reed & Barton, Gorham and Towles
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

pert engravers and watch repairers
In these lines their extensive business
is done and the work turned out is
of the best.
This store, located in the Carlson
block, is one Of the finest establish
ments in our city, and the manage
ment are level headed business men
who are making name for them.
selves as well as for the city in which
they do business.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson
and children and Julius Anderson mot
ored up from Madelia last Friday for
visit with the A. A. Anderson family
in this city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

Mrs. I. T. Cramer returned Sun
day morning from a visit with rela-
tives at Shelby, Mont. She also visit
ed at Glacier Park while away,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-08-25

Miss Katherine Thompson arrived
Saturday evening from Sandusky, N.
Y, for a visit with her brother, Tom,
in this city. His :
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Grue and Boraan, Props.

wILLMAR MONUMENT coMPANYl be
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xeras.

Maes, mos @oiiperncur 6erglt-
ion iiber ben Musfan Der @abl in
Sell Gountp gu lagen bat, lit Dies.
IS idleint, OaB mir perloren baEen.
Sen County lit innerbaIb ser letten
pier5ig Sabre hreinlal trofett gene
len un0 bos &eiultat Der 8abl on.
p"ergangenen Samitng Seigt niht Gil.
eaB es permanent troden bleiben
miro.
Sn 5~rie0ridsbllrg bat es- Urn
ESonntag gum eriten Mal lett 5mei
1aonnten mieoer eeregnet. gann fdri
Ger nNortber".
8on Muitin miro gelleI0et, oaB
lid Die Yrobibitionilten alf Gobert
Gee @arren BON Sandman COUNTY
ais annoioaten gegen @cuperneilr
Terauion i'm Sabre 1916 seeinigi
baden. Marren geborte Elm Dial ocnl
Senat an. Gr lift 8anfier unb icbr
lppIbabenb.
Sm 5reoerif Taiture nobe
8ergbeim, Is Meilen BON 9oerne.
muroe Die 0eide oes Tieb5iidters
8reo Stuff NIT elmer SdnBmunoe
i'm 8iifen mifgciunoen. 9eamtc
baben fid anfsemad,t, Die Sofe 81
unterluhen.
Die Yecannub-g rnte lit in go
i.rop Gountn iebr reid auspefalen.
Bon Slatonio ipuroe am Mon
tag Die erfte Gnrlaoung geidlads
teter Tliter nah 0eiu g)orf usl
ihifft.
Tier Meilen norolidj BON Sir
min. 5reeitone Gointp, ltiir3ten sue
Bngen Der 9rinitp & gra5os 8oI
len 8obn IN Den gehuocofa Greet
!robei lehs meiBe TerIonen nnb oiel
Heger mehr ooer fpeniger perleb
muroen.
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NNHNI
9iIpersD entids Snrratt gonlpanp an
Srma 6. N. 9ieqnn, @runoitiid al Der
S6lep Inenire, Hlamoin Nobition; $40
II. q.
Sos augeies .Seigbts Smpropement
Company an g. lmb $. Sngel5tein,
@rlnoitiid in Sos MngeIes 9eigbts;
$500.
MidaeI Seriped nno Sral an S. 81.
@ofortb, 8riinoftnd i'm nelien gitbzWlod
301S; $4,000.
g. 6. 8arefTefo an g. nno $. SageIs
itein. @ruioitiid IN Cos NngeIes Seigbts
Gbbitipn; $1.751.77.
Sam q. SpInole an @iliam 8. Midlz
ter, @rlno1fiif in ben nenen gitbsBlods
2164 uro 1879, $3.50.
S. u. 2iifer an Go uno gli5a Mbr,
@rlnoitiid i'm nelien gitb1gIof 28tS,
1915.
Srau anna Srerids on Sri. 8enlab
8nrnIibe, @rlntoltiide an Der ganoern
Mbenue nnD Der Colorado Gbe. $3.50.
eugene &nigge an 6. 6. Stepelis,
@runoftiid an Der Walton Ipe., Talm
Seisbts; $3.50.
Saa g. Gtrect an Srau Agnes gile6=
Ter. @runoitiid in Der Sunnp Slope NJ
bition; ST.
Srmu 80. g. 8ilion an Bertha gartb
man, @rrftoifiid i'm nenen Gitp-glof
1858; $4,000.
&c. @antt an @regors Srieienbabn,
@rnnoiiid in 9tngiton 9eights; $3.50.
9. 6. Can't III 9enrD Srieienbabn-
@runoitiid IN 3ingItpn 3eigbts; $3.50.
6. g. Mnrphb an Aligitit 2imbnr9er-
Az ader 2mn6, $500.
s. 8. unb Na. Eierce an 9arrb 3ert~
berg II. g., @rimoitiid in 2incoln Hlace,
$755-
81. g. uno q. Yarbue an 9rrb 0erte
berg Ii. a., @runbitiid in @cpre's Smbz
biniiion; $1505.
@iuiam uno Otto S. Gdneioer an ghi=
6ofpb Sod. Grin0ftiid on Der @atasors
bn Ctr; $4,000.
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IIIerIei.

" or 49, or. ..-
yeuW get nusiase pes usulol
roln puueh aug os uutu s'
pIlailern'gs Wela.lu)allen ''l.l stns
flaplae Ger SlInl'Iple epn'punp Gun.
stonlpaga'le sSono o~ei9elra9en: Suri
man Taaen mle ppg leW ple gel
a'elier ~ leoeH oale pelleI n"u l..u
ret neIrel'ehpem evleuluulien "ilA'
lpi[ltlW le'he Setsni'i'isuh9eh on'
tai aedporoens en-.
asapre'n 'pr 9ans ~. Daup
lag @eor9en = upl olu''a,p ~.
Iano, miroe ~ers; Y. @aies, ~
Ssell Woooiaiu, apehne ipopl'pull
noh elnenl e.i'pteu]et hpe luuen w
we aus oent e 5pg nl.u poo lluFi
e'e pc uf'fer Gem aopllIllen perput,
gen Dane- yrs. gnies 'oog'i 1u'
lprer 1olaprI9eh Sou)ler auein ~
@olle. Sas yeher mar ous ssef'
etnes granolftffers: Us mhroe npf
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LckaIeS.
Mus Ser Staotbaae.

MaDor 8rotpn bot iib in ~offener
Sisnng gu Der @rfldrung peranlaBt
geieben, BOB oie 5taotpermaltung
alidt gegen Die Seras 8itnlitbie 50.
uoreingenommen lit, neil 1ie nid)t
gum &umpagne JonO ~beiiteuerte
uuo 6aB lire Aneebote fir oie Bfla-
iterung Der &iper Mpenue g~eraoeIo
6eriidiIdtigt fperoen Diirbeit, mie Die
DER a1r0eren Iflaiterungs @elca-
iddften. Sic gigentumsbeiiter an
oieIer StraBe fonlten iiber5elipt
aein, 0aB elm Mbfommen nit Ser 8e-
itern HaDing Company gegen Die 8i-
ltnIitbic gompanp nidt beltebe uno
Dob irgeno Elm Yflaiterungsmateria[
aepdblt meroen piiroe, tpeIfa tie ben
@or5ug geben. aearnep bemerfte
bier5m: sd CLAUDE, mir baben ous
imr1er gerooIf" SeoenfaGs cine fill
nc 8~ebauptlmg, nad)oem geraoe er
allies m0glide perludt Fat, ibnen Elm
sanoeres Nflaiter als oas, meldes iie
ipiinidten, auf5u5tpingen. Die Of-
Terte Der l1paloe Gof Msp1nlt Cont
pnrD, Die MspbaIifift allf Ser Giio-
Shores 5traBe, 5tpilben Mueba
sStrube uno Dem Depot Ser MranIas
Sab @abn, auf5unebmen lt1o iie
s0larrA cine rteue bon orei 3oQ 9ide
5u erieten, miro angerlominen. Ole
Ser Sell Der StraBe tpliroe Dor orei
Sabren BON oerielben &ompagnie ge=
pfInftert, aber MIR nit elmer slpei-
ssIIigen MspbaItididt. Yead-, sipi-
dden @oliao- uno gictoria StraBe
miro nit 3iegeIiteinen aepflaltert;
Der &ontraft gebt an Die @eitern
8aDing Company. Muf Mntrag BON
Stebcs erbalt Die umgebung ser So
1i5ei- ltnb Teuertpebr Station einen
Gementbooen oa BORT oie nebungen
Der observation-disclosures itattfinoen lol.
len. S. q. Hbooes erb1lt Sen aior-
trait fir Die @e6idnffuttg oes Sali-
les, ode bon @rnpion StraBe nno
Ret-graunfels Mpe. Sir, oie GfIa-
1ferung Der @arten StrnBe u1l6 ser
NooIepelt Mpenue erhdIt Die Serns
@ranifoi0 Gonpaf1p cine Nahsab-
lung bon $4,000, neil Muslfutr
tungen gemadt peroen muBterl. Ma
Der &ontrnft ailsgegeben muroe,
'nabm man an, 6aB ods YfIaiter oi-
reft aaf ben dIteil Mocooam geIegt
sueroen foitnte. (Gin ganS merffp,ir=
oiaes Sngenieur : &1nittiifD ange-
foue ipcroen ei~ngeforoert fir oie Ser
itelung bon Seitenfpegen i'm San
Ne0ro Enrf, INN Sifs- uno Sraris-
Tnrf unO Ben SpieIplns in Ser guc-
nn 9ifta Gtra5e. Stepes beantragt
'Uniebung elmer Triifungs6eboroe
fiir GIeftrifer, Inn cine Meouftion
BON ginem Gent IN Der Seierperiide-
rungsrate 81 erlangen. (ltno mas TO-
itet Die reue Yeb6roe2) M~ntDobner
alnr @eit Srabis GtraBe petiticnie-
ven I'M Eflaiterltng iBrer StraBe.
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gns Mericu.

lin Sic &auptitaSt hes stua-
tes Snnord, Sermoiiao, miro es
fpnbr1heinlid GIT einem groBen aullt=
pie fomften nllo Dies miro and, az
lent Mnideine nadk Ser Gntidei-
Onngsfampf 5lpil6en SEN garranai-
ilas lno ben 8illiitas tperoen. Ser
Garral5a General 9ieeue5, Ser
Sermoiian beiebt bolt, fat 5000
Manm, 8ila miro ur%lgefahr 1000
Manm baben. General Sbregon bot
aber nod 1000 Marui aegen sic
giliitas geididt. Sic giliitas be-
Ten Naco uno Gailanea gcr1unlt.
Mebrere tanieftb &iaiitas limo
in ben Staat Saliseo e%ineeorunqen
uno Deroen mabr1heinIid oie Stdote
@uaoalaiara ltno Gplinm o~nareiien.
SIM @aaui=2al fo1en oie ssll=
oianer mebrere Merifaner eefotet
6aben.
Heifenoe, oie aus @bibuaEua
IN 2areoo angefommen iil1o, bebo!lp-
TEN es berridten in erfterer Staot
lhlimme 3uitdnbe. Die ocbensmit-
tel5ufubr bonn Siioen lei abgeidnit=
ten uno Die yiId-gerpultung lei
anb nidt i'm Stanoe, BON Norocn
Der 2ebensmittel 5lr befommen Sn
JoIge oeiien berrid]e BORT CROKER
Wangel lno es 1ef berlbieoentlih
idon su araiualem gefpmmen.
Garran5a nn6 feline gegIeiter
ilnb in Saltiap angefpmmcn.
Sic 9eamten Garran5a's ba-
ben oie ganfen IN Der &ouptltaOt
nodmals oarouf nifmerfinm ge-
madt, oaB fein gft Der Megierung
Suerta's ais giiltig 6etrad}tet miro
Ino ,odB oaber altd} Oos alsgegebeae
Eapiergelo poIli9 mertlos lei.
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Ttt YrFe fit seras: 9Mnfag 16. Mouenber 1915.

Dot mon Der alten Sd~)ouipielesin
2otta Grabtree auteil meroen loiiell.
Sic par emit Der beripoDnte 2ieb-
ling Son Srancisco's. Gos iiilo Die
le, piele Sabre fer. 4ber es lit SOC,
Gin gong prd6ti9er 3ue> Dem 9iie-
mano feline Entertaining periueen
farm, ooB mun fi6 jebt 5ur @ldr,5-
aeit Der administering, nod oes
alten 2ieblings bier erinnerte u1,e
Die I'M Often pobnenoe betoate Shirt
lerin als @breneait Der a~usiteaung
hierber eingela6en bat. 9os lit audi
omerfaniid nno babel ber5erfreuIidj!
GpnraD Nies.
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Selft Gnren leioenbem Stammes6r;-
Sertt in SeutIdlanb nnb
Seiterreid..

@abreno Der eriten lehs Mo1late
oes IN europa miitenoen 8olferfrie-
ges Duroe iiberaa in Seros eifria
fir Die oeuti6en unb oiterreidiiden
Gernun0eten, lonie fir Ste @ittpen
ufto 8aiien ~gefalener &rieger gelam-
melt Sest tit in oieier legensreiden,
patriotil9en gdtigfeit fa1t iiberall
Stla1tano eingetreten. 9as lit irl
boflten @raoe 5l beoouern, oel1n Die
Scot nno Die 3abl Der @erpur1oeten
miro nntlrgem1B bon Sag gil Seq
groBer. Cigarette, Sospit1ler uro
@rbolugsbeime iino oerartig iiber=
flint, oaB Die aer5te uno aranfen=
|ldmeitcrn ibre idhperenGflibten nidt
mebr beipdltigen fonnen. Ser Staat
lift nidt i'm Stanbe, Die an i'm geiteG=
ten rieienbaften Mnforoerungen at
~erfiinen. SOUR Die ip~eitgebenoite Grl=
acknowledgement fam einigermaBen
Gelfen llno Sauienoe, oie ibr 8lut
fir unier alien tereres gaterlano ge-
opfert, bonn Siedtltm nno bonn Soae
retten.
griefe, Die iebt bier bon Mer3tea
in oenti6en nno oiterreidilden
&riegsboipitdlern eintreffen, perii-
derrt, oaB oie Mrbeit einfad niht
mebr gu bepaltisen lit. gieIe, piere
Bet Ier5te, Die an Der 5ront unb in
ben 2a5aretten tdtie tuorell iinti
orrd Die utgebeuren Strapase1 oes
a~rfreibenoen Oienltes 10 iiberdf-
ltrengt, Dob iie fir lange 3eit oienit-
ltnfabig getporoen nrto eriebt meronn
miiiien. IuBer6em bringen Sic me-
ei5iniiden 3eitldriften III Oeutid<
lano aIlipodentlih 2iiten bon gcr5=
ten, Die Der &iieel beg Jeinoes ooer
aranfbeiten gum Spfer gefaGen iino.
Die 3ablen geben in Die Sunoerte.
9as in Netp Worf gebiloete
aomite 5ur Musriiitltng bon
Merste : Grpeoitionen nod geutId.
lono unb Oeiterreif bot mieoer eli
men 0ringenoen Mufr1tf Inn milotati-
&c 8aben BUR Iusriifhlng nno SIS
ienolng meiterer Mer5te grpeoitip-
men erlafien. Dns aaomite, oos mr.
ter ben @eiesen BEG Gtaates Nefp
Oorf inforporiert lit modt gleid)-
5eitig befannt, 0aB es feinen ein5igen
geamten ODER Mngelte[ten
bot. MGe Mrbeit miro freitpiIIia uno
inentgeltlih geIeiitet. Sober Gent,
Der einfommt, miro feinem 3pede
Sugefiibrt uno fir Sic ausriiituna
bon aer5te grpeoitionen permenoet.
Sober 8eitras, md Der fleimite, i'll
iuiafomrten nnS ipir6 onmtbar argesl
nDmmen.
5elft Dies cole @erf treuer gsGd
'tenliebe ourh guren geitrug for
bern. -ane geitr1ge iino GIT ienoen
an Son. Serpfuim ". Met, 1921
Ctr. Nep yorf gitp.
Mit treu oeutidem @ruB
9as @iIfsfomite ppn Suuiron
uno Sarris Gountp.
Morib Cling, Yoriibenoer,
u. Sel6erg, Shabl;eiiter,
6. 8. 2ieb, SefretGr.
~ 8edielbldtter weroen nm ge=
fa[igeu Mboriid gebeten.
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airdlides.

0aditen Som1tag, oen 81. Nsc.
bember, finoet pieoer @ottesoielrlt in
Der Saae Der Sermannslobnc 5u
Soutbton ltutt. 9ie @lieoer mo
Sreltroe Der @emeinoe lin6 ber5lid5t
eingelaoen. 3li oieiem @ottesoienit,
Der Inn 8 l1br na6mittags beginllt,
loa oas iabrlide grnteoanffeTt ge.
fcierf peroerl.
Haitor Nngmi @olff
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0eirafsfheinr. - 0ebnrsen.
Sp6csf1ue.
Seiratsh eiae

9e1rdrs!0efIe
MrdJie Suebner Ii. Mnnie Graham
Claus Eufns BOB uno 2ena Mg-
mes.
Oscar &drlobs nno Soa Sdpenr
Moair SurfeDitd un0 1eIen go
paIosfi.
Sobn 9. Mortin uno @iarp 8.
GrnIt.
Sranf Suebner uno 4nna Sdent.
gotpin M. @rolIe nnO Mlnla gacB.
2erop s. Heeie uno @prtle q.
gaubert.
Sobn @ aleban mo Minnie
GroBnlnr1.
@iiliom .. @ueit uto 9ois Coma
@beeler.
Sermann 6. Sarms INC Sabic
@uitierre5.
@alter s. Gittimom uliO antonie
g. Sdneioer.
60 SieIos mo Srau eliiabetb
Soirf)s.
&uoolpb 5hraeber uio Tsetn Sil.
lert.
Sacob 6. gieorid) uno Mimnie g.
Sbmiot.
O. ri e
8. 6. Saddle uno Srau. Elm Mao-
den; @. 6. 0reeg lnb SrnlL Elm
Gnabe; 6. S. Mrnolo uno Jroii, elm
anabe;; 6. Sd)orlep lin6 Gralt, ein
Gnabe.
Eooesf6IIe.
@tbei S. Yoblmann, "a Sabre;
2eonaro SHELTER, So Sabre; Carl
WorreB. % Gage; Sames Sitenoorf.
81 Sabre; 9oolpb sc. &abn, SO Saf-
re; Taul 9itgo, Is Sabre; gbriitim!
Shmitt, "a Sabre; Grid Menser
fen, ~ Sabre; Soiepb S. Nep, IS
Sabre.
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,sobn g. M3itd1el. ser M,ono

Sobn q. Wiitden, Der Mopor
BON Stem gorf, bot cine Ippeitoici-
It's : Operation on iih pornebmen
lalien miiiien.
Oos Observation-Disclosures ser
2egisIotnr BON Georgia bot oie Sc
natsbia %angenomnlenb ipel6e Sc
tranfefenoungen oil Yripatlente nuf
sipei Quart 8bisfep, cine @onone
@ein uno 4S BintfloIhen 9ier per
Monat beIdrdnfen uno bic 8etrdnfe-
9n5eigen in ocn 3eitangen perbietcn.
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San Mntppio Jtrrniture Cabinet &
Jfcfinifbins Gc. 2nbt Cure 9alism0bel
perId6nern bon 2euten, Die ibr @eihdft
berIteben. 8ir reporieren, p%olitern nib
4adieren WeDbel ODER Yidnos. tpie Sic 6
ipiiniden. gett : GteIen bronsiert noef
emaiaiert. Sci. grapis 4539. iii
Stain gpenlie.
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IN Der Mahe non ensmorth

SSSn Der N1be bon Gasmortb,
aanios, lit elm giebsiid)ter Namens
@lfreo Sennings on Der Wfaiil- uno
alauenIeithe erfranft. Die lleber-
traalrng Der Granfbeit ouf Meni6en
lit ~ielteli. Servings almibt, Dob er
lid Die aranfbeit it ben @irbbosell
Cbicaeo's ooer bes Oitens s~u0e3ogen
Tot. Gr iii lofort inter Guarantane
aeitent porben.
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Sermann Giooer's RahtnB
miro auf cine Iilion Collars obge-
if1st. las Seitament ipitroe ant
Samltag eroffnet. Seinen aan5cn
Tod,IoB erbdIt feline Srau.
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Nan /. Crlanbnisi&etne.

emil Sauermilh. 8obnballs. Snbiaar
Ctr; $500.
Senrp. gole, 8obnbmis, Gan epis
Ctr; 5000.
@ilhelmina geb, 8obnbais. 2uier
CTR; $500.
6. s. 8ur5boN. @of lhats, giler
Cir; $4,000.
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Ypiuen's Gfmbio lieiert bas gieucs
lie In c~rftflaHiseu 9hutpgrapficn. Sebf,
rpr benz Nn6rnns, it's au Der 3eit, Cure
gsethuadts EbptOsraubieu MAIDEN sa
goIIeu. AfeIicr an Der DfsSouitun Ctr,
3r. 5ffK-513, pben-
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@alnelton, 9eltern, 11.50 Gents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
San Nnfurto, 4trss 16. Nou. -1915
yrtn1e @rnoe Cotton Seed Oil, 49M
etHts pei @nlone
Stem yprf, IS. Sob. - Gpot SITS
unb So u; aobemher. $7.85 1ro Sizes.
9e3ember, 1855 nnn $7.88; s~yanuar,
1884 uno S7.S5. TebrlInr AZ 80 mn
|$7.91; Wsars, sos nno s7.99; apr:i.
$500 lrno $500; Mai, $500 Ii S8.1o;
SUM, 1915 nro SSaf6.
tsarm-3Sroortfe.
Snn Mntonio, Ger. 16. 9sup. --191J
Butter .....t 8c bis &c Der Yf1uo
Gier (mrr fri5d1a) 2hHr nor g1hA
Siibner II mis- III Der WfS.
orr, VS : ~ aae PEI YIaro
@eiaen Sf13 her N,fsd5Sr
Safer 45c her Samoa
Sen 80 90 hsr sS6,me
Uenttie.
aartoffeln, California, $1.S5; gulps
raoo, $1.60.
SiBe 4drtoffeln. SouiIiana. $1.75.
TSausoopnen, per Dnldel $2.OO mo
Snn,a suug's1s yrsvo a.. TX.
om;ehsTn csSIS, : sso - ~ !. 60 81
Sensy;s on :, ass ~ 20; o,,bs
Ofra, 75c n. 9oc FIR Gin NuidsI.
yefsrfisle, Soe per Dso sgiinoei.
Sogi. $l.oo Y. $i.1o per erale:
Maotesdsn: 4uc tlir Elm xsso. sHll1teeL
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Nanmivpae.


San Mntonio, Terms. 1913 Gents.
COLLECTION, 9eltern, 11.50 Gents.
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Seites Del unD @afolin erh1(t
MAJ bon Der Gimp Oil g., 400
S~it-gommerce ctr. Telles Eel. Era.
bis 1882.