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New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

bridegroom and ushers appearing in epaulets. s.-Fort Riley Notes in Kan sas City Journal. <.a
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

A sight for the gods. Admiral Vol Tirpitz eating corn off the cob.-Pat ,erson, N. J. Call.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

A New York paper takes a column to describe the horrors that would follow from a women strike. But any busy man who has come home to find the cook on walkout knows that words can't describe it.-Bing ha1nton Press.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04
FACTS AND RANCHES.

Studying the geography of Europe just now is a waste of time.-Ansonia Sentinel.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

Forsyth County, Georgia, refuses to allow negroes within her borders. Lucky negroes Union
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

Georgie and Victor and Teddy, Vic- tor and Georgie and Ted-all that IS left of the hapless Bull Moose; it's stomach, it's tail and it's head.-San Antonio Express.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

It was military wedding,
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

"How would you like to be shot at sunrise ?' ask a syndicate writer, we know of none who would, but if we can judge by appearances there are many who don't mind being half shot at sunset.-Houston Pest.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

Between old home celebrations, the dedication of a city hall and politics the Brass city is managing to keep tolerably busy and even to generate a few heat calorics under the collar Ansonia Sentinel"
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

New London is suggested as a sub- marine base. It has been known as a base of submarine politics for some time, not knowing what was going to come to the surface or what was la- ble to happen when sighted.-Middle- town Penny Press.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

Speaking of the good old times, the Raleigh News and Observer tells of a century-old Tar Heel newspaper which has market quotations of $23 barrel for flour, 16 cents a pound for nails, 35 cents a pound for sugar and 75 cents gallon for whiskey-Boston Globe.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04

bridegroom and ushers appearing in epaulets.-Fort Riley Notes in Kan sas City Journal. "Cholera in Germany reported by Spain.' Confirmation will probably come from the Fiji Islands.-N. 4 Evening Post.
 Dr. Bobo has left Hayti for Cuoa. It is easy names like Bobo and koV- no that disappear soonest from the news.
 Eat a lemon a day. is the latest modification of the Buy bale luea' ; If you hand a lemon day to some ! body, the growers will be almost as we'll satisfied.-Brooklyn Eagle.
 According to John Sharp Wlllla1ls it costs $6 every time senator IS batned in the palatial senate oath- room. But it must be done at tllhes' no matter what It costs.-ol' A-ou'S Globe-Democrat.
 Georeie and Victor and Teddy, Vic- for ana Georgie and Ted-all that is left of the hapless Bull Moose; it's stomach. it's tail and it's head.-San Antonio Express.
 Between old home celebrations, the dedication of city hall and politics the Brass city is managing to keep tolerably busy and even to generate a few heat calorics under the collar Ansonia Sentinel"
 Speaking of the good old times, the Raleigh News and Observer tells of century-old Tar Heel newspaper which has market quotations of $23 barrel for flour, 16 cents pound for nails, 35 cents a pound for sugar and 75 cents a gallon for whiskey-Boston Globe.
 New London is suggested as a sub- marine base. It has been known as base of submarine politics for some time, not knowing what was going. to come to the surface or what was lia- bic to happen when sighted.-Middle- town Penny Press.
 "Iow would you like to be shot at sunrise?' ask a syndicate writer, we know of none who would, but if we can judge by appearances there are many who don't mind being half shot at sunset.-Houston Pest
 A New York paper takes a column to describe the horrors that would follow from a women strike. But any busy man who has come home to find the cook on walkout knows that words can't describe it-Bing- ha1nton Press.
 Telephone girls in Chicago hay. formed a sharpshoooters' club. If it will improve their eyesight in giving the right numbers the movement should become general-Buffalo Com mercial.
 Germany is said to be offering to pay 15 cents a pound for bale cotton "de livcred in a German port The offer is safe. Our dealers would like the money, but such a delivery is a nearly impossible condition, as any man with half an eye can see-Brook- 1yn Eagle.
 Tn making provision for state budget the Constitutional Convention took a step in the direction of inn proved state finances that ought to commend itself to all citizens in any degree familiar with present legisla- tive methods of putting together the states big financial measures.-Buf- falO News.
 The New York World calls upon Senator Root to write the new consti tution of New York, as one man ouahfied to deliver the convention
New Britain herald., 1915-09-04
CALLS.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22

Gle u5uq Grem~- gia; Der 8eid)lnb,
nad) Dem Die neun grefutipbeamten
oes Staates auf bier Sabre eetpaplt
merben; Die giienbabn-
bie 8ia, Die beitimmte, 0oB eepilie
giienbabn : angeItelte bier &ubeta-
ae i'm Monnt baben ioaten; Der ges
idluB be8iglth oas Srauelt-S timnls
redts; Die 9iu, sic oie State Sirs
S%niurance g%ommiiiion~ abi6offte,
fiegin, oie9Regulationen fir Die 8ipe
Zines" a~ufiteate; Der 8eidluB, Der
Die Seiluna u%lieres Staates in 6rei
Staoter berbeifiibren ioGte, nno Ole
gia, Die 9~eitimmungen iber ainocr.
crbeit enthielt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22
GteIe Yre1e fit geras: Montag q. Mdr5 1915.
9cgaS.

Sr Burnett County miro am
10. @pril oariiber abgeitimmt, Oh nie
@ool- lrno 8iqiorbidle erlaubt ooer
Gei6loiien peroen iollen.
Son Stodoale iino ieit ben1 Is.
0fdr3 1914 Saien nod Seem Orleans
nerianot tporoen.
Sn goerne nto @elfare bo6eu
Die 8iireer nit GROCER Maloritdt
fir Die ausgabe bon Bombs our Ser.
itellune gutter 2anoitroBen geitimmt.
Sn Neu-8rmlnfeIs itorb lit
gobett Sitter BON IS Sabren Mugltit
@r mar friiber Ser befanntc
por5tigli6e @uritmader, oelien5abri=
fat iberaQ geiubt mar.
Sn Sort @ortb pilrbe $. 3eB-
mann, Elm Sdmieo in &oscoe, oil
Der StrnBe tot ouf9efunben. Gin
Ser5idlag batte ieinem 2eben ell
@noe eemoht. @r NOR I'M 8eerii5
no6 Sbiner 81 %reiier5 um ser Seer
bigune ieiner Mutter beiautpobnen.
SS1 benz am 1. Mdr5 enoenoen
Sabre betrugen in Taplor oie Ser
lutte onr6 Seuer $6,240.4S, nit
$6065.40 onrd geriideruitg 9eoedt.
= ST. @eu-9raunfeIs beridieo I'M
Sitter bon SO Sabren Nifolaus
Sol5. gr mar am &bein geboren uro
fam i'm Sabre 1852 na9 Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22

fir amf @eiteflmna gemadttc, nidlt oboc.
hulte ausige, SoIen uip. 400 Mnsiioe
in ueiieften Sdrben nno WobeTen; 8nic.
init GeiSe oen1ht. @ert SIS biz $50,
jest fir so biz SIS. SummeI, 383 Reiis
Commerce Ctr, anmpmonn @ebdube.
(Gnsetqe.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22
Der Kriee INT europa.


(6ortiebune bon Der J.. Seite.)
ten ut1o ielbit bon Sen S~ran8oien
miro anerfanlt, ooB Die 8erualtung,
in anbetrodt Der gerbdltniiie, eine
multerbafte it. alber = 1T, tuic
geiogt, noe; ere aar t0Se GSSraee, OF ole
gorgange I'M oeutiden &eiGsto9 ild,
lu1rflib 10 5ngetrogen babenL lp1e
@euter tie idiloert. gbe man lid.
Elm llrteil erlaubt, muB man erit Ell.
men oeatiden 8eribt abmorten.
Nad) ben 8eridtem Ser S~ransoien
gaben tie lei 2es Giparges in ben Mr.
sottten @orteile errmrgen itnS lie
eiidy trpt Der @esenansriffe Der
EentIfen gebalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22

Der oertriebene @r5bii6of bon
Wterico, Wora b Del Nio, Ser lid our
Belt bier anfbalt, erfIarte in einent
Strterbielp: uIaes l1nbeil in Merico
1T 9el6eben, neil man Ben ein5ige4l
Wtattn, Der ben Srieoen BORT pieoer
berlteaen fonnte, Der Madt beroub.
te. Dieter Wann mar General Sic
toriano Slerta."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22

Sran Gbas. Mbredt, 1888 Sfegons
Ctr, Gan Nntonio, Seros, Iiefert
friihe 8lnmen, glumenifiide. @ouauets
itub Rflnn5en. 8eetsRflansen cine 6pes
siaIitdt. Sci. grodett 1892. (an3.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22
s. A. FIORAL

Bouquets. 8~lumenftiide fin Spdlseiten
nnb @eerGbnife. SppfpfInn5en, Moiens
ftrdiid)er, S~bfbdnme. 5fiefmitterhen
in 8lite ODER 8eetpffan8en. @omn,f
ieIbit. fhreibt ODER te~Iepboniert grodeti
7102. sos Main aue. Saul 2aH. Ma<
1ager. Gina
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22
SnIann.

General : YoItmeilfer 8urle.
ion erflort, pie aus @aiDtngton ga-
meloet miro, onB er bor Dem re1leil
&ongreB ben &f gegen oie aGnse
lid bernltete uno unborteilbofte Me-
ttooe, nod Der Die 9unoegreaieung
BEN eiienbabnerr fir Die 8ef6roe.
lung Der goitia6en be8ablt, fortieset,
Eeroe.
SIN @eiBen Sauic lit man,
ME aus @aibineton ~eerneloet miro,
oamit beiddftigt, cine Note an GliG.
lnno ob5ufaiien, in Der geeen gemiiic
&e%roronuneen Der 8lodaoe : Hrofla-
nation Groteit erboben miro. @udj
miro cine Note an Oelttihlano bor.
fereitet, in Der cine gntih1oigun1
fir Dos bonn ugitel Srieori6" ser.
forte Sdiff u@iliom g. 6rpe" uno
ieine 2aoung berfaust miro.
- SIN Marine : 9epnrtemert lit
man iest babel, Die bonn festen Son.
greB ~angeoronete Milis.&eierbe gu
Ftloen.
- aus benz @eiBen Sauie miro
offi5ien beridtet, oaB Ser 9r1fioent
niGt bic 4bffdt babe, cine grtrol;b-
ung 0es 8~ongrefes ein3uberufen.
Senator Gimomns, Der @pr-
iisen6e 0es Senufsfomites fir Sir
nan8est, lit Der anfidt, ooB bie Be-
baupfung, oas Eefi5it inn Gdasanlt
meroe iid auf $50 Miaio1ien GoE
lars befaufen, nraslos iib~ertriebem
lei; bGs Tefi5it peroe bobItens 26i|
Milionen betragen.
Bie cine Oepeide aiis 8luff,
lltab, reloet, lit @eneraIltabsHcf|
Scott mit Dem giute-Snoianer Bic.
9se-@at nno ieirem @ater, iofpie bent
Snoioner Sdnptling 8oieD uro
ieinem So6n afs @efangencn ar
SamIfag bort eingetroffen. Gie-gee-|
Sat iii oes sBsoroes angefla9t uito
er uno feline Anbdnger botten fiG Der
@erbaffitng NIT @offengenalt mioer.
lett. Gs nabm mebrere @oden lie
feitsunebmen.
= goiparo g. SnrIep, @ice-9rG-
iibent Der p5eoeral Grade @om.
million, bat IN elmer Geoe. Die CT
tor Der &odforo Manufacturers opo
Clippers gfiioeiation in Godforo
belt, Die gtnbIierung bon amerifa-
IiId1en 8neiabanfeu in Gii0.9(meri.
ia befiirtportet.
Sn ct. 2ouis bot man einen
Neger Namens 9oping Wit1eG ber-
baftet. BON Dem man elaubt, 6aB er
lett Dem Sabre 1911 in Miifouri.
S1inois, Soma, Colorado uno Gan-
jos oreiBig 8erionen in Ser Gadt
toahreno lie ifIiefen, nit Ser @rt
cri6lagen bot. Die @erbnitung err
folgte auf Die 4nflaae, in Der Nndt
res 80. september 1911 in Moil~
mouth, 81, @iGiom 6. 9opion, ii.
ne Srau uno feline Sodter eridlngeit
5u baden. gs ipir6en bereits biefe
@erionen peaen oieier Morotateu
herbaftet, nber ole mltBten fDteoer
in Sreibeit eeiebt meroen.
= Mus Sm Siinn in 8orto gfico
miro gemeloet, man babe BEN oert-
iden Sampfer .Soenipol6" Sonn-
fog nohmittae bort a~ngebaltetb az
or perIudt bobe, obne alarierunespo-
tiere ben Sofen gu berIaiIen. Ger
Standardization babe oas Shiff lett
nit geihlag belegt.
Nus @aiington miro gemeloet, Der
@rGiioent bobe nidt bie @biidt. ali
J itiner merifaniihen Golitif cine
@enoerumg norsunebmen.
Sn Solae zines fnrdtbarcil
Shneeiturms iin6 mie Somitoe ans
Witdea in 9 nfoto gemeloet
wirroe. IeGs gohusiiqe ouf DER
Gtrede spiihen Mitd1ea uno @ronh
Inpios i'm Sdlnee ffeden qeblieber
gus 3e6oing in aaIifornici
miro oemelSet, BOB Der gnIfon 2of-
ZEN 8enf mieOer groBe &aitfmoffen
ousltoBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22
Gn1e Snool=
iierullg,

Do Die 9iirger bon San 4ntonio
in oieiem Srii6iobr anfgeforoert
meroen, Die 4ommiiiions : 8ertpal-
tung gum eriten Mfale eim3ufibren
tl110
9a elmer Ser al eripdblenoen 8ome
niliare Elm &onmiiidr fir Gonitots
peien uno Horfs iein miro, uno
Ga MIR glauben, 6oB Ser @eiuno-
h~eits5uItato elmer Staot bon bo6lter
98idtiefeit lit, oenfen mir, oaB ans
6ieiem @runoe Ser @ommiiiar fir
Sanitatsmeien uno 8arfs Dor allent
Elm arat ieitl ioate, Ser in oen Srogetl
be5iiglib geiunobeitli6e 3uitdnoe gr.
teilsfdbig tit.
9esbalb inooiiieren mir fraftig sic
Sbee, ei1en ar5t an Ser Spite 6es
0epartements fir Sanitatstpeien
l1no 8arfs gu baden,
uno %ferner, 90 mir STE auaIififoe
tionen Or. g.. @. Sims' fir oieIe
SteIltng fennen, in0oiiieren mir
fraftig feline 9anoioatur u. elanben,
ooB er, fails eetuablt, oieies 9epor.
teu1ent CUR Gbre ieines gernfs ultc
sur 3ufrieoenbeit Ser 8iirger pertpal,
ten miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22

@ir reparieren ireeno Elm Idaohaf.
tes Odd: iest it's ON Der 3eit. Saf
@. @ilfins, Gel. Srapis 1878.
(Inaetae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22

Gbmarbo ganaris bon Der Sauptfta>i
Werifo, Jest in @erbinoltng nit gobbs,
Gsfrioge & gobbs, Nehtsanfpdlte, 7fA
8rabns BebGioe, Gnr Mntonip,
Ser, 1T borbereitet, @edtsfdue bier ODER
IN Werieo al iiberuebmen. fNnseiae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22

Sarrp 80. 9eners. Grpert S~fenfdmies,
40t Wain stre. 20i6hrise Sfenfabrtf.
Grfafrnns. aGe grbett saranticrt. Sr.
fen gefuuFt nnb %uerfanft. Mites Gel.
Grpdett 4067. (Ius.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22

GIFT Sihner, Enter, nbaeliefert, billt.
aer alsJfciId. Solder, 400 Main Glue
fMnseiee.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22

Or. s. u. Barber, 3ahnarst, Moore
@ebGnSe. Mn5.A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22
gIeE Wsrft

Gan antonio, Ser, %. @dr8.-19t5
0dien $500 Biz 1925.
aiibe $4.35 Bis $5.75.
&dIber 1918 biz $7.25.
8ulen $500 biz $5.45.
Ghnfe $500 uro $3.50.
8ieaen $225 bis $3.50
ct. Bouts, 90. Wtdr3 1915. sfinas
bieh. Serase@ieb, .S5.25 ulb $7.75.
S9ipeine $500 bis $7.20.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22
N1arFts8erihf.
BanatfupQe.
BaammDae.
Gan antouio, 83/1e Gents.
@albelton, 9eitern, feline 86rle.
NDttunfatnen . Rrpbufte.

San antotip, Ser. 90. @dr5-1915
grtma CRUDE Cotton GeeD Oil. AZ
Gents pet @aiIore
gtetp gurf, 20. 9sdr5. Gpot, $3.50
uno $6.75; Mdr5, $685. unb $685.;
aprtl, 1854 nno $3.50; Mai, $6.72
lino $6.75; SUM, 1851 nnb $3.50;
suit 6.95 nt1o $6.97; Nuguit, $7.05
lino S1.07; September. $7.16 ui.b
$I.18; Sftober, $500 unb $7.15.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22

! OuIlieUeitDeli ueE OHIYer peTIuu
4 miro.
SO. sc. @olft 81. 9.
Sobn g. Spring. sc. 9.
i 90. q. Sorbes, sc. 8.
g. @aloe-S oreai M. 9.
6. 6. glabir, Sc. 9.
SO. 81. Sideiien 90. 8.
Walone Di,gga1, 90. @.
g. S. Stout, so. 9.
SO. 8. Snrris, Sc. 9.
@alter 6. Sir5eI, so. 9.
S. @oloblurn, sc, 8
81. sc. 9apioiom, sc. 8.
s. 6. getts, Sc. g..
S. 9 4abn, 90. 9.
g. 81. aeelina so. 8.
6. SO. McGnmiib, sc
S. 6. @olibg sc. 9.
9. 6 Mppleubite, SO. 9.
S. 8. 8inolep M. 8.
SO. S. McManus, Sc. 9.
9. g. Gunningbam M. O..
s.. SO. Sorren, sc. 8.
dreoerif Saor1, so. 9.
g. @. gbatten, so. 9.
g, S. Smitb sc. 9.
6. g. 9ePew, W. 9.
9. SO. @pplepbite, M. 9.
6. 6. Sieeins, 81. 9.
s. @. @oo6e, Me. 9.
6. .. gpans, Wt. 8.
6. 6. Setter, 90. 9.
81. G. @oetb, M. 9.
9uni0 Gerna, 90. G.
81. 81. grotpn, 90. 9.
Siamuno Burg, 90. 8.
&. E. 8orfer, so. 9.
Sreo q. alen, @f. g.
s. s. 2niGian, 90. 9.
s.. $. gfeomono, M. 9.
u. S. 9lair, 90. 9.
@. 0ette, sc. 9.
8. sc. Berg, 81. 9.
8. 90. @einfielo. 90. 8.
6. @. 9ruitao, sc. @.
S. 81 @ibion, I. 9.
s.. 6. GoifitD sc. @.
SO. 8. @iaioms, M. 8.
g.. s. Gooe, M. 9.
Geo $. 9afer, so. 9.
s. $. Gotparbs, sc. 9.
60 Sanoo3, M. 9.
s. S. Seilbie, M. 9.
S. $. &engaL so. ..
8. s.. Simmins, SO. %.
81. Sa6s, M. 9.
S. 9. Gemp, so. 8.
6. M. Spfes, sc. 8.
Sbao Sbatp, SO. 9.
90. 6. farmer, 90. 9.
Somer &. @ilion sc. 9.
g.. Graham @otts, so. 8.
90. $. 9ottp, 80. 9.
g. 81. 9eder. 90. 9.
SO. S. Bonner, so. 8.
2oiiis &iridfelo, 81. 8.
Sobn g. Serff SO. 9.
aoolpb Serft 80. 8.
@arp 6. Sorper. so. 9.
s. g. 2~anfforo, sc. 9.
S. g. 9orrouah so. Q.
81. 6. @otpen, 30. 9.
g. SO. Douglas, 81. 9.
Sobn HoB @hiienant, 90. 8.
Ger 81. IoB, 81. @.
Duncan SO. Stone, M. 9.
r. 90. 90. @olff uno 9(nbere:
~,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22
.3milt Ncrfamf:

M
9anferott : Eager bon SRI goo0s uro
2noeneinridtungen Der NadldilenIdnft
Der Ynll Maureaur Cooperative Co..
an Der @eitsGommerce GtrnBe SO, f20f.
Gan Mntonip, Seras.
@aaren Eager i'm @erte bon SIS,
000.0
9uoeneinri9tunsen i'm Berte bon
100000.
@ertauf am 9ienitas, 80. Mdrs lim 10
llbr BORN. in offentlider Muftion, tit
@aar an ben b06iten 9ieter NIT 3altimz
mllne oes Neferee. Gertifi5ierfer gbed
-poer @dnr 8aition I'M @etragc bon
100000 lit notig, nm alf oas Eager
bieten 5u f0nnen.
@ebdIoe Ba bernlieten 5n mdbigcaf
9reiie.
Eager unb Snbentar lam beEid)tsgt uno
Snformntion erbalten iperoen nnf appIis
F-4... t.t
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larm.Trpnnfte
UeniHIe.

Nartoffeln, Colorado II. Soaho, Sfs.6O
nno $1.65 per 100 TfunD.
@iiBe aartoffeIn. Seras, $3.50.
Wnfsbobnen, per gufdeI So; eriine
Bobnet,, $3.50.
Somaten, segas. 4 Scribe, $t.00 unS
$f.25.
gierpfIan5en, 1925 per BulheI.
geeten, 40c Der 9so. pBiinbeI.
Yeteriilie, 40c per Dbb. sginoeI.
Gpinat. 4e per Rfunb
Gartalolipe5. so nnb &c.
Miiben, Bic II. 40e per Ttb. ,winDeI
@riiner Rfeffer, Csc.
@mrfen. Cal. $1.50 her Crate; Seras
3piebeln. Oregon, SO; Ohio, So per
100 Rfunb.
Sqnafb. SIS per Crate.
gliimenfobI, $3.50 per Crate.
Sellerie. $3.50 per Crate.
35c uno 4oe per Srbeno.
8obI, $3.50 Der 100 $50.
WeerrettigsW urseIn. per Tf6. 1916
aopfialat. 75r Il. $500 per Camper
GseIbe 8rrseln, 35e u. 4Oe per $50,
ginoeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-22
Or. 90. 90. @olff umb afnbere:

@erte @erren: Sn G%rpiberuns
Der Snooifierung ourd Die MitgIic-
Der meiner @erufs : @ereinigung.
made i'd hermit meme aanoiootl;r
fir oos antt oes aommiiidrs lin
Sonitdtspeien mo &orfs befannt,
Eutermorfen Dem Bedding Ger 9or.
pention Der 9eopIe's @uuicipol
2eoeue, in Der 9eetbopen-SoGe, arr
Gienitae, ben %. M6rs 1915.
George &. Gins, 81. Q.
(RoIitiide Gnaeise.l
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-18
TWO AUTOS AND WAGON
IN PRESTON MiX-UP
Mrs. Louis Segee Slightly Injured in
an Unavoidable Collision in Preston
Monday Morning.

Two automobiles and a wagon fig
ured in a mixup in front OF the resi-
dence of James Henry Fitch In Pres
ton about 1870 o'clock Monday morn
ing, resulting in slight injuries to Mrs.
Louis Segee.
Mrs. Segee, with her son John, was
on her way to Norwich with a wagon
load of farm produce and had stopped
for a few minutes in front of the
Fitch residence. While the wagon was
standing in the middle Of the road
Ray Button of Glasgo, Norwich bound,
in his auto and Attorney Charles w.
Comstock, accompanied by Allyn l..
Brown of this city and Chauffeur James
Austin, bound for Voluntown, arrived
at the curve in the road at the same
moment. Mr.. Austin drove his car lar
to the right to avoid hitting the wagon
and the only alternative of Mr.. But
ton was to turn TO MS right or else
collide with Mr. ComStocks car. Mr..
Buttons machine demolished one of
the rear wheels of the wagon, throw
ing Mrs. Segee around with consid-
cradle force so that she suffered from
shock, bruises on her head, side her
hip and ankle. She was not seriously
injured. Her son John jumped and
escaped injury. Mr.. Comstock and
party drove on after finding that Mr..
Button was caring fer Mrs. Segee's
injuries. She was brought to this
city and received medical aid The
accident was unavoidable, it was
stated
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and extensive connection with such
societies.
As citizen none in the CITY enjoyed
to any greater extent the respect and
high esteem Of all w:lo K,,ew him. 4
man of the strictest integrity he had
to an unusual degree the confidence Of
his business and social acquaintance
He possessed very wide circle Of
friends and in business and social life
was always a prominent figure. In
his long and useful life the work wfhca
stands out most prominently Is that
done in religious and charitable bodies,
a work that was to him mGst pleasant
and marked by zeal and sincerity.
Frederick r. Bailey.
Frederick R Bailey, ~ years Of age.
died at his home on Salem street. near
the Congregational church in Salem
on Tuesday afternoon, after an illness
of about 10 weeks duration He was
the son of Robert A Bailey, a native
OF Preston and Susan Prentice Bailey,
& native of North Stonington- Mr..
Bailey was born in Stonington on Au-
gust p, 1873. With the exception Of
three years residence in Yantic. all of
his life was passed in Salem For some
time he was employed on the Mitchell
farms He leaves besides his parents,
who reside in Salem, his wife and
three children. all OF Salem His wife
was The daughter of Rev. Mr. Siegfried.
z. a Prentice Of this city is a cousin.
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On North Main street, near the
former Reliance Worsted Mill corner,
a serious and perhaps fatal accident
took place Tuesday night shortly be-
fore IL o'clock. when Miss May
OConnor jumped from an automobile
in which she was riding with anoth-
er Norwich young woman and two
young men who were said to be from
Wtllimantic. Miss O'Connor landed
in the street on her head and was
rendered unconscious The young
man who was drying the automo-
bile stopped short and went back, and
the girl was picked up and carried in
to nearby house, that of Mrs. Della
Council, at No. 100 North Main
street. Doctors were summoned and
DR.. n. B. Lewis came and he was
followed in a short time by DR.. ]. w.
Callahan. The medical men found that
the girl was bleeding from her ears
and was in a dazed condition and all
the signs and symptoms pointed to a
fracture of the skull. The Backus
hospital ambulance was summoned
and Miss O'Connor was rushed to the
hospital at a quarter before midnight.
Dr. P. j. Cassidy went up later and with
r. P. Street, the inferno, and DR.. Paul
Gadle, who is assisting him, did what
could be dore. The young woman was
in a serious condition and the more
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cARSSNZA TO REJECT
NEW PEACE PROPOSALS
viii Seek to Obtain Recognition of
His Government.

Washington. Aug. 1T.-General Cr-
rama within a few days will reply to
the Pan-American appeal to Mexico. it
was learned here tonight. He will
reject the peace conference proposal
urged by Secretary Lansing and Latin
American diplomats and. it is reported,
will suggest that the conferees use
their influence to obtain recognition
for his government from their re-
spective republics.
According to his friends here Car
rama appreciated the friendly tone of
the Pan-American appeal He has
consulted his civil and military asso-
ciates regarding it and has communi-
Gated with Eliseo Arredondo, Wash
ington representative and other agents
of his cause in the United States. As
n result of these conferences, it is de-
clared that the general has determined
to make O courteous reply, giving in
detail his reasons for rejecting the
conference plan and advancing argu-
ments in an effort to convince the con-
ferees that recognition OF the Car1An-
"a government Is warranted and nee
essary for the establishment of
peace In Mexico.