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The Washington times., 1915-10-27
CHAMBERLAIN WILL
URGE ARMY PLAN
Chairman Of Senate Committee
viii Confer With President
Tomorrow.

Ykesident Wilson will confer with
Chairman Chamberlain. Of the Senate
Military Affairs Committee. tomorrow
in connection with the Administration 8
army program. The Interview will take
Niace at noon.
Senator Chamberlain has already vir-
tualiy pledged himself to the program
which embraces many OF the ideas
which he himself urged during tho last
session OF Congress.
The President obtained from Chair
man James Hay. of the House Military
Committee. earlier In the week a prom
ise to expedite the hearings before
his committee on the army bill. which
will be introduced in the .-ouse i'm
mediately after the opening of the ses-
sion. The purpose or tomorrow's con-
ference Is to insure equally prompt
action after the measure reaches tho
Senate and Is referred to the commit
Se.
1t was stated today that Majority
Seader Claude Kitchin. of the House,
who has been showing a disposition 10
Nick over the traces on national ue-
.ense, will see the President about
November q.
A standing army of not over 10000
men and the training of young men in
schools and colleges for active service
forms the backbone of what Senator
Chamberlain considers an adequate ma
tlonal defense.
NY idea." said the Senator. rs not a
big. bulky standing army nor an cx-
Densive army. but rather a small well.
trained. efficient army, with special
attention to be paid to the trained Of
ficers. and more efficient national
pt,o rl orI he ,l,..t To-, of hA
youths of the nation into something like
the Swiss system.
''Thc big. Important item. I believe. Is
large number OF framed officers. |
think IL is generally understood that
the success Of the German forces has
been due to their trained. skilled lead
ership. Even now. most OF the agri-
cultural colleges of the country have
military training as a part Of their cur
rlculum.
"As to coast defenses. I believe that
present ones should be maintained. but
that no new ones should be added"
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
NUMBERAT SUMMER
CAMPS INCREASES
Great Success Of Outings Shown
in Reports at Committee
Meeting.

At the closing meeting Of the summer
outings committee OF the Associated
Charities. held In the directors room OF
the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany. this afternoon. the great success
Of tho summers work was reviewed.
Contrary to the expectations OF those In
charge. Camps Good VIII and Pleasant
were kept open the full eight weeks.
and the Baby Hospital Camp was en-
abled to stay open an additional two
weeks. More than 1.1oo mothers and
children enjoyed two weeks or more at
these camps. Due to tho capacity of tho
Baby Hospital Camp. the number could
not be greatly increased this year. but
the average stay was four weeks In
stead of two weeks. as last year. The
need was emphasized for running this
camp until the latter part Of September
or October |. until the warm weather
had been passed. The g-eat Increase
in the number Of organizations inter
ested in the camps. such az the Navy
Yard committee. the Grotto. the Vet
Grams Of the United States Soldiers
Home. and the Builders and Manufac.
work of the Washington newspapers
were emphasized
Mrs Edwin Seton reported the excel
lent work done by the baby fan COM
dent OF Camp Good VIII. Miss Lima
! Wills. was read. Or Jesse II. Rams
burgh read the medical report. and OF
the excellent work of his corps Of asso-
c,ates. Mrs. Simon. superintendent Of
the Baby Hospital Camp. and DR.. W. J.
French. a resident physician. reported
for the work Of this camp. Or. J. II. y.
Waring reported for Camp Pleasant.
Resolutions of thanks were adopted to
the master plumbers OF the District OF
Columbia who assisted In installing the
plumbing at Camp Good VIII. and to
the Washington newspapers for tn ir
splendid support. John Joy Edison VAS
In the chair.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27

O0o,oo in August OF this year. French
exports increased from S7.60O.0O0 10 S2S.-
0o. go and EXPORTS TO Italy from u.0OO.-
400 to SIS. 10000
Shipments to A, sentina increased
from e90O.0O0 In August. 1914, to N.6O0.0N
last August. and shipments to Brasil
advanced from 81 600. 900 to 1900 900. Ex.
ports TO Mexico gained more thar
ii 00.000 over the preceding August.
Foreign commerce with Austria and
Germany was practically at u standstill
in August. Shipments valued at SB.-
coo were aent to- Germany and $500 to
Austria. For the eight months ended
with August total exports to Austria
l2.0oO.0O for the corresponding period
the year before. Shipments to Germany
aggregated $li oo.0Oo In the eight months
Of this year. as compared with $4,000.
90 In the corresponding period Of 1914.
Imports showed the same general ten.
denciea
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Goethals Asked to Report
On Panama Shipping Rate

Growing out of the protests OF the
Luckenbach Steamship Company Of
New York and other shipping lines that
the rates for transshipment across the
isthmus via the Panama railway are ex-
cessive since the canal was closed by
slides. the war Department has cabled
General Goethals himself for the facts.
Secretary OF War Garrison realizes the
importance OF the situation and the
undesirability of having the steamship
lines change from the canal business
to other trade. 1t Is expected he will
be guided by the advice of General
Goethals as to whether to reduce the
freight rate for transshipment across
the isthmus
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
TREAT PIMPLES
IND REDNESS
WITH P0SLAM

Poslam supplies precisely the curative
Influences to which nfamed and irri-
tafed skin Is usually inclined to yield
The comfort that comes with relief in
the cessation of the awful itching IL
especially welcome. and the undue red
ness of the skin often responds to Pos
lam over night
Thousands today know Of the eff
cheney Of Poslam In the treatment OF
Eczema Acne. Herpes, Rash. Pimples.
Itch. Scaly-Scalp and kindred skin dis
eases.
As to soap for the skin-Poslam Soap
cxcels In rich. wholesome qualities Try
daily. one month. for Toilet and Bath.
For samples. send 4C stamps to EN-
ergenCy Laboratories, 80 West 25th St,
New York City. Sold by all druggists.
-Adyt.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
EP|SCOPAL|ANS TRY
TO PREVENT BREACH
Peaceful 0vertures Made After
Three Bishops and Two
Others Present designations
Continued from First Pake)

jcct Of the congress was to antagonize
the Roman Catholic church.
The vote which seems to deepen and
widen the rift between High Church
and Low. between the ritual site and
the conservative wings. was 2s to 49,
II was on the question nf rescinding
the previous action OF the hoard. which
last May voted to arrange to send dele
gates to the conference The avowed
purpose of that congress, which Is to
take place next February. is the evan
geii,ation Of the Central and South
American republics by Protestant ds-
nomina tions
The outcome of yesterday will be felt
IN every part Of the Episcopal church
In the United states.
The inpassioned address Of the lead
er Of the Wisconsin ritnalists. Bishop
issue as fnr rs he and his followers
were concerned, was "a matter Of life
and death" rang through the dim hall
of the Church Mission House. He had
hecn sicnt during the long debate, but
when one ~ the prominent laymen II
the church. George Wharton Pepper, Of
Philadelphia. asked lightly II after all
some members OF the board we're not
taking Themselves too seriously and II
"the Pope In the Vatican would tear
that the Episcopalians were about to
send delegates to the conference.
Bishop Weller strode to the platform.
Vision of Unity.
~ am sorry" said the bishop. that
there are some here who take this
matter SO lightly. I could not laugh Mt
the picture Of the Bishop OF Rome tear
ing his hair and clothing. What has
been sail hurts. II hurts me deeply.
1t hurts all OF US who look forward to
Christian
world will one day see Christian unity
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Widow Asks $4,000 for
Death of Her Husband

Negligence In failing to provide the
elevator on which he worked with
proper guard rails to prevent accidents
Is alleged In a damage suit for $1,000
hled today In the District supreme
Court by Mary J. Carroll. the widow Of
William J. Carroll against the Wash
ington Terminal Company. The petition.
filed by Attorneys Wilton J. Lambert
roll operated the baggage elevator for
the company on April %. last and suf-
fered injuries from which he died on
April 2s The petitioner is the adminis-
tratrix of the estate.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Special Bodyguard of
Police for Thomas Edison

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Z.-Anony-
nous letters. threatening the life OF
Thomas A. Edison because he has been
named as member Of the Nationa'
Defense Board By President Wilson
have been received by the inventor
during hia visit here.
These letters have caused the police
chief to detail a bodyguard OF detectives
to protect him.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Seeks Damages of $4,000,
Alleging False Arrest

Damages Of $4,000 arc sought In n
petition filed today by George Brawner
against Abraham Frey. whose address
is given in the petition as 1857 Otis
place northwest False arrest IA al
legged. The petition. which was filed by
Attorneys David wolf and Alexander
Wolf. alleges that Frey caused the ar
rest of Brawner on October . last on
the charge OF threats and assault. and
that later the case was dismissed In
the Police Court.
The Washington times., 1915-10-27
McAdoO Finds Seattle's
p. o. Site Under Water

SEATTLE. Oct. 27.-Eight feet Of
salt water covered the site bought some
years ago for Seattle's new postoffice,
when Secretary William G. McAdoo
tried to look at It yesterday.
1t was explained to him that the tide
was in
The site, for which the Government
paid $4,000, has been rejected as un-
available. and will be sold for what II
will bring. Mr.. McAdoo left last night
for the East.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-21
Grtie Yreht fit seas: 9itnfag u. sepem6er 1875.

- Sir 0onneritag 4benO, Sen %.
September, I'M 6 ltbr, baben ole
SERENE innerbalb Ger ep. lutberl=
iden ct. Sobarnes= @emeinoe Elm
uMerican Supper" nno 8a5aar Der.
anitaltet. Oie Gereine moaen an if
rem Seile mitbelfen, Die Soften
fir YfIalterung Ser Giio=Hrela Ctr,
pelde fid fir oas @emeinoe-g ieen=
tum allf nabe5n $50 Dollars belar-
fen, 5l beitreiten. MilBer oen @ertein-
oemitglie0erll boffen Die 8erei11e al
le ibre 9efonnten n1o Sreuroe 51
leben, 10 bob 0as l1nternebmen ben
redtem grfolg eefront fperoe.
SIN @auie ibrer Eodter, Srcr
9anline 8etbleffion, 1903 5uo-
SliDe StraBe, itarb 5ra1 Senrietio
Molsberaer i'm Sitter BON 70 Sob.
rem. Sic mar in Naiiau geboryrt
nno fam in iungen Sabren mad
fredericksburg, mo- iie fib nit Ilbert
Wolsberger berbeiratet, Ser i'm
Mar5 itarb. 8or orei Monoter
iiberiieoelte iie nod San @ntonio.
sic binterldbt bier IN Srieorids-
burg mobrenoe Sobne n1o bier God
ter, tuobott orei ebenfans in Srie6-
ri6sburg aniaifig fino. Die 2eide
puroe nod Srieoridsbltrg CUR Sc
eroigung gebradt.
9as Selfieber bnt nun altdl
San Mntonio ergriffen uno menn ale
Soffningen in grfiiIlrr1g geben, ftcbt
Iaen, Die fih an Der Del pefuln-
tion beteiligen, 1eir GROCER &eihtim
in Musfiht.
5re6 6haimonn Ser ill
9rafenrioge Garf beiddftigt lit uno
bort fpobnt, bermiBt cine mertboIle
Sub, Die, nie cine Werifanerin BE-
ribtet, BON einem Mann bonn @ri
oepflod abgebumoen u1o fortgetric=
ben tDuroe.
SSt1 Ser iteileu 9oli5eiltotipn
limb Sufhbdoer fir Die mannlid)en
urio 8aoefDannen fit Ste ipeibliGan
@efangeren eingerihtet.
@an $. 6oparo lit dIs County
@uoitor tuieoererp1blt norben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-21
Anfruf
5nr ltnteritiikmns ser bentidem
Sriegsnptleioemoen.

l1eber Elm Sobr i1on oouert Der
arieg in europa 1no nod int
mer lit fem @noe ob5nlebel1.
giel Scot bot Der 4rieg i'm Sc
folge gebabt uno tDen11 al1 9euti1=
lano Bis auf Sit-GreaBen bon Sen eli
gentli6en 2eioen Oes &riegs ber-
l6ont geblieben tit, 10 iino ood) uli-
5ablige 9eoiirftige briiben nnO I'M
gebeure Srmmen iinb notig, I'M Der
SCOT elm gnoe 5u MAIDEN. Inter fol-
den l1mltanoen mo1ten mir nod.
mails unlere 8itte an alle 9eutlba1i
uflo oeutI6fiblenoen 8elpobner nnfe-
rer 5tabt uno uttIeres Gountp, riG-
ten, ibre Sano a~uf3utl1n nno i1r
Sberflein bei5utragett, I'M oerler,
Die olrd oieien &rieg IN geordignis
geraten lino, 5u belfen. Die bisberi-
gen Gammlln1gen baben ia elm bib
f6es Gelultat ergeben, aber San Sim
tonic un0 8erar goltntp fornen nod
Diel mebr @elo 5uiammenbringen,
penn iie molen. @s lit audi ncb
|Wander %, Der nidt eege6en bat
uno Der 81 oielem guten &ilfsDcrf
berange5ogen iperoen Iollte. go modJ-
ten mir oenn Die Sammlunge11, bic
gu Mnfang bieles Sabres a~beebrodjeu
tDaroen, tpeln lie aud ME aalls auf-
eebort baben, hermit pieoer aufneb=
men.
8ir ribten 6esbalb an ale oie SIT
te, bei8ntrogen 81 oieiem suten @erf
nfto 5u gebenz tpas ibnen m0gIih lit.
SammeIIiiten fino 5u baden Bel Or.
Sirfhfelo, Gfe Mpe. 6 uro Erobis
Tarf, Sueo MoefIer, ySreie Brei.
le fir Seras~ un0 Sbep. MMel-
Ter, III Sores slbe. Wer iolte 81
item baben min, bole ffe iih an Ell
ner oiefer orei stenen. glndj weroen
BORT geitrage entgegengemomnrer.
Serner folen in alien oelrffden Ger
einslofaIen SammeIfditen a1ifgdfslft
perOen.
Das Gomite:
SUbn s. 9ielmann, goriiber.
g. H. SpieI9asen, gefretdr
Shep- WHeller, @d,oBnpi5fer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-21
NIIerIei.
gie Gi5enbubnperbinoil

Sic gilenbnbnperbinoung init
Comfort uno 4errpille lit ipieoerber-
qeltelt. 9berbalb Nnring uno on
nnoeren Steaen noren Die @eleiIe
cairh Die idfperen Hegen belhaoiet
nno u~nbefabrbar gefporoen. Die gan-
5e Gtrede BON bier ans bis gum
gnoplinft ioIte iiberbnitpt elmer
griinoliden Neparatlir unter5ogeE
meroen. benin Die @agen fabren nidt,
lonbern fie tanSen reip. biipfen iibrr
Die @eIeiie
Cine Code fam MIR ridt;g
noer niht rihtig iein. Nenn eire
Eetition Inn einen anbau abgcipieicn
miro. neil bannit cine gerletling
Ser 5eiier : Orninan5 p~erbunoen lit,
7? ioIlte Die Gad]e i'm perneinenoefl
Gimme obeeton lein. Hadtrdglib Die
Eetition git geiudbren. lit nidt rid)-
fig.
Ger geiud) oes gr-Hr1iioenter
Eaft miro bier taglih ertDartet. Ior
aSon Mntonio miro er iid auf einiGt
Eage mad Der Hand] Ieines gruoer.
Charles g. Gait begeben.
Gie Stants : Hriifungsbeb6r0I
fir Mpetbefer lit bier bis Donneritas
i'm Chamber Gebauoe in Sibung.
3rau gmnln Gohler, @itiu
pom Otto 4obIer bat 6llrh lire Mn
ardlte geqeil orei 2ebens- ino llnfaii
Observation-Disclosures alage III
Mligbe5obIung bon geriiferangsgeI
bern IN Der @eiommtbobe bon $50,
900 uno Nebenfoiten I'M getrnge DO
ettpo $f2,0 DOC einreifen laiien. 81
betreiien6en aompagnien limo b
MiarDlano gaiualtp Gompanrk 8opc
Snoemnitp Complain lnio oie Soc
tic MutnnI 2ife Sniuralce SO.
ffF
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-21
Sotn ganbsbn6.

Gin iunger arieger aus Der
$~farroorf a~riegsbaber in gaperiidJ
Sdpaben idrieb an feline gltern ci
ne &arte folgenoen Snbafts: vMei
nc 2iebenl Sd farn benz 9rane
irift Dioeritehen. 5didt mir, bite
rTit Dem nacbften Tafet Elm - 2dli-
i~epufper. 4ber efn wirfinmes. Dit
'giefer nebrnen iiberbnro ME oit
'Stuiiat. ugelir iper re ielber bot
meiB, mas i1 leioe.~ Ser5lide Sri.
be guer 2ausbua."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-21

Sssn @areoo bat man errlen ae-
Dfien MpoIonio Goorigue5 unter
Der MnfIdge perbaftet, Dem in geras
~nobnenoen Neb5iifter gleatents
gereara orei5ebn aopf 8ieb gGiob-
len gu babesr. &inter oieier Mrflo-
ge perbiret fid cine Der gemeinftcn
Eaten, Die ie in ieHer an gemeiren
Entrn nift arlileil @egeuo ~beganaelr
fi1O. Hoorigle5 mar ~feiner5eit &C.
pitain IN Der Mrmpe 6es YrGiioentefr
9uerta 1ino itnno NIT feireA 2erten
in @f6aIgo am Mip @raroe. SIN
Gebruar porigen Sabres butte Berga-
ra BEL Den MiLitdrfeboroeir in NaueDo
2areoo GInge onriiber gefiifEt, Dab
linn Drei5ebn aopf Yieb BON EoIca-
ten, bic inter Dem @tfeH 0eg Capt.
goorigue5 itdfloenA geItoblen Feien.
&ooriglte5 erbielt odrul1f BefefG Dor
Eieinen Iorgelebten, oag Tieb 5r be-
5abIen un0 er foroerte Nerguru qni,
rod, Dem mprifaniifen liter beriber
Su fommen uno 6as @el0 IN GTi-
piang 5u nebmen. Nerguru tat oies
anh; ct erBieIt aiih feiir. @ef0, aber
els er tpieoer abfu6ren wuIfte, iuut-
&c er nieocrgeidlagen, in's @efIif;
geldleppt nto am nafifen Gage err
idoifen, angebIi1 auf BEN Befetf ops
Capt. Noorfgue3. Hoorigue3 Iei;s~
nefe anfangs irgeno etipus iiber ben
8erbleib gergara's 81 milleH, IN Der
93nd)t oes 8. M1r5 aber fltfren aht
W1nner iiber ben Stub, grliben Die
2eife Gergarnss, iiber oelfen @rn5
ibnen genane Mitteilungen gernaht
tunren, aus nno brabten lie audi
gliidlid iiber oe,t JluB nah Eerus
suriid. @ier fpliroe Die Soentitdt Der
2eide iiber alien 3meifef iiher ge-
itent. Mne Meflamotionen BON Sci
ten ser teraniIden geb6roen better,
aber feinen grfpIg. Cos Nerbre-
den blieb %ungeiiibnt. M%oorigfie5 mar
peridJplnocn nro IS gelnng midi,
Ieiner babbaft 5li peroen. Sebt lit er,
mie es ifeint, 1eIbit ms Neb geean-
gen. Or glaubte mol, oaB bier alles
perseiien lei.
ssn Brownsville lit Die Mrma-
oilo MabImiibIe in getrieb geIes'
mor0en.
Dor einigen 9agen iin0 Dor
gapIor Stpei nit 0aummoae bela0c'
ne gilenbabn3iige nod COLLECTION ab
gegongen. Ser cine beifnno aus &c
Cars uno bate 1900 8alen gela
cen; Der arloere transportierte OH
10 Cars 1140 gaIlen. 8eioe Ga
oungen botten einen @ert bon $132,
- SSm 26. Giiiriftgeriht bon IRA
! bis Gountp, baben jest Die 8erbano
lungen gegen ieds gaubol6bano
mngen megen llebertretung oes MI
] IT. Eruitgeietes, Die pom General
Staatsanipalt einaeleitet ipllroen, lie
. gonnen. 8ier Der &ompagnien 10
ben ibren Git in Sort @orth eil
in @aco uio cine IN @ifita Sails
9on Moion miro berid)tet. oa
{ bort nno I'M @ourtp in oen lette
paar 9agen iieben 3oa Hegem gefaI
len lino Der 2lano lfies I'M % ST.
uno Die Staot NOR flint Gage Ian
e pom aIer gerbinoui1g nit Der 9ll
il Benpelt abqeIfnitten oa oud b
{. Eelepbon- nno Eelegrapbenllnie
i5eritOrt DalrOen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-21
LokdIes.
Nus Ser stabtbaae.

Ser bon lambert eingebradte
@efdIuB, anf Dem reu alsgeIegten
Eeil oes Mlamo Yla5a cine SSonta=
ne uuf5uiteGen uno @ngebote oafIi
init gntwurf uno aoitenani6lag bis
surn nddften Montag e%irt5uforoern,
iuur6e angenommen. (Die 3eit fiji
cine ioIde Mltfgabe tit biel 5u fur3
In0 Der 8efdluB lit gu ~alleemein ge~
balten. gs iolte minoeItens gelast
neroen, tpelbe Snmrle fiir cine fol-
de Joutdne CUR 8erfiigIltg lteDi,
o0er 1T 0as Broieft nno mas ou5u
gebOrt, idolt fir uto fertig.) Cine
Oroiuau5, Die fir Mutomobile in Sen
Narfs cine Sabrgeibipinoiefeit bon
nht Neilen per St1inoe porihreiGt,
miro angerlommen. reber Die 8au=
3teae oes Observation-Disclosures
e~ntitanoen Observation-Disclosures
ten. Sambert II. Mapor 8rotpa1, 0etteit
lid &eornep anidIoB. tporen fir oos
Brnnoitiid Gfe bon Dafota ulto ct
Nbdrles StrnBe, ipogegen @arlauo
llr1O Stebes ginlpr1lf erboben. Gar
lnno bradte Die Union Stod garos
IN Gorfdfag uno Stebes ltnbte iet-
ten Hroteit oaraut onB ous giaea-
hun in Der Mdbe Der Dufota StroBe
ettttDertet uno Der gan3e 8erfehr Ser
Mbfaltpagen iiber Die Sit-Gommerce
STRIDE gelenft iperoen piirbe. Ole
sairtbofe tpiiroen nit iibIen @erii-
den iiber5ogen. SIS fam CUR Mbftin.-
miiitg uno man entlhieo iid) nit Bet
orPi serffgenannten Stimme1r gegen
5Dei fir 9afotu lttto ct. Charles
StroBe. Sir Die MusIeguna zines
@olRpielplabes I'M Bradenrioae
8arf, Der ettpa $4,000 foften mfrs,
'Tit q. %. Siningbait pongbiIaoeIpbia
81 $50 pro Gag fir bic Daler ieines
9erieins angeitellt moroen; ouBers
Dem iuer0en linn Die Meiiefo1ten ber-
giitpt. (9ie 6tnot 4pmmifi1re fino
bon eeIier 2iberaIitat, als Oh oas
@elo me ale mer6en fonrte. Golf
fpielpldse giebt es idon alf 2nlrel
9etgbts ul0 I'M Country Club. @er
1ouit nod Golf fpieIen nil, fann fif,
einen Bloe IeIbft einridten.) Dic|
@os-&ompaglie erb1It GrIaubnis, inI
Der Noro-HreIa GtrnBe iiber BEN
s5liiB eine StqbIbriide gu balen.
iiber tpeIde eIeftriide Dr1bte aeIeat
mrroen ioIItenL Sic Union 5tractu-
raj Steel gompanD maft Meporotls-
rem an Der Miiblembriide, oie 1926
ftt6 an Der Giio-6Iores StroBen
0ie $3.50 foften. Mrs. Marp
erbdlt $1,000 fiir einen (efs
Sub breiten Streifen> 2ato, Ser CUR
Grrueiterung Der Camden GfraBe
.noftuenoig lit. Gos AutonIobi[ fir
ben 5eitentpeg Snlpeftor foItct
Die albaIoe Sod Mspbolt
COMPANY erbdIt BEN &ontraft fir SIC
Eflniterung pom 6eumarft mllo
MnrftpIob. &oftenpiunft $4,000.
2A. 49,
3lr Be5abIung Der Mcdnitnaen iur
ben Monat Muguit iueroen $3f,026.
"a betpiaigt @runoei9ettiimer an
Beit 9niirel, Moernie 9, Weu-gram
feIs MDertlle, @eit Commerce Strabe,
Gom6en GtrnBe, Gillespie StroBe,
gtpper Mpenite, 9etuep Tlace UNI
arlberen GtraBen mcroen uufgefor-
bert, Seitenipege ber8nitcllen. CT.
SsSadion erbdIt Die naf)geiudte Gr-
ioitbnis an eineu Shuppen einen
-Sol5anbuu 5u MAIDEN, ob9leif oas &C.
gen oie seller : Sroinan5 beritobt.
aber Mapor 9romn ieate fir ibn
.sSiiriprade elm.
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army-Ercbuft


aartoffefn. Neue. $1.75 unb $1.S5 per
BuideI.
Wa6sboben, Der Bmidel, $3.50 lno
$f.75; CRIME 8obuen 75c II. $500.
Somnten Serds, 4 &orbe, 60e II. Csc.
@iBe 8artoffeIn. 2ouiIinnn. $1.75.
3tpiebeIn, geIbe, S1.75 per 3entner;
Segas germuoas, 90c; gbrbital @ar,
$3.50 per Crate.
SeIerie. SOC u. Csc per Dlbenb.
Ora, 75e fEr elm Bltfhel.
Yeteriilie, 30c per 9ko. <NiinbeI.
griiner Bfeffsr. Eeras. Soc per 4
a1rbe.
aobl. Sits per Crate.
Gurfen. Gal. $3.50 per Crete; Terns
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Die Serren %snnaen.

Ger Sunge. sd fomm' auf Sic
MnnofIce.~
Gbef. s9Sehmen Sic nal crit sic
Waiibe ab uno Die 3ignrette aus Dent
WnnOI 50! @lio, mas mir Bicr
branden1 fufiien Sic ia ous Ser I'm
5eige. Sd bin gefpobnt, fir eil.en
Iolfen Soften f2 Big Is Wldrf bie
Bode gu be5ablen; lino Sic 0mnif
s~nfrie0sn2
Ger Surge ieste Die Miiee All
uno idiebt Die cigarette tpieoer III
cen Wltn0. uged1 oa min id Sbnen tit
Sbre @eipobnbeit mid peiter IfG-
REM"
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Gssttcsoienif in Somt9toig.

Nahnen SonItag, ben &c. Sep
tember, 1T ruieoer Oeutlder @pttes-
ofanif IN Condition. MGe 2lttbernneu
nish Srgulloe Der Iutberiiden Stride
in Der lhngsgeno iino freunMiiBit
eingeIu0am- GOnntagsldale Dor Senl
0ottpsoienif- Ser gbor Der ct.
Sobanlips @eHteirroe in Der GtaSt
miro einigv ~pufFeHoe 2ieoer portra-
gen. u. 8olfy
Hdainr.
GbU9rtt s. faugs, Sentider Medtsailr
malt. Moore @ebdnoe. San Intn.lio,
Ser, gnodett 5794.
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@runoetsenrums.i lebertragunsem.

Senrp $. 2ads II. q. an Sreoerid g.
@bite, 1896 Mder 2anb $1,357.5O.
Sulils uno q. Bfeiffer an S. 81. Spere
tier, @ruroitiid an Der Nortb 5piB Ctr.
$1,000.
Iurel lr1o 8. Martin an s. 6. urs
ban, @runb5tid in Der Mlbed]t rno CD
fparo Sebler Subbibiiion; $1,000.
She Soutbipeltern 2nt1o CORPORATION
an IS. S. &mberlid, @rlnb1tiid IN Ser
lin 5eigbtS; $685..
6. 8. 9nrfamp an @oparo 6. Biaott,
@rnnoiiid an Sren6 Blace, $1,000.
@. g. 1tno 6. 8plf an Sran s. 8.
Secrilt, @rut1bitiid an Der @urnet Ctr;
$4,000.
Nngnlf 6. @tarb an s. 30. go1nilti,
@rnnoitiid in Moore's Snboibiiion,
1851.
9. g. @inters on Srau Morp Sc.
Srattf, @ruftbitiid an Der 2efpep Ctr,
$40.
George 81. uno s. 2btle an syronf s.
gpBbarbt, @rluoifiid in Der 2afepielp
Gbbition; $1051.
Soa sc. groBleb an 9ltguif oimburs
Der, @rltofiid in Der Miiinn 6an sSpie,
$4,000.
q. 6. 9toas an s. 81. gornini,
8rlnoftiid IN Woore'e Subbibiiinn ST
H.. 81.
8. aanuer an q. S. 9tnrb, @runoe
ltiide in @aroenoale nno 5an Soic;
$2510.
9ermonn 8olilD II. 81. an Mmelia llr6
George S. 9ittler, @rtnbffud i'm reucr
@itheBlod $40; $40 II. 81.
George S. 2ittIer nnb sSsrnn an 5oz
pbrpnia 9. 4den, @r1lnoitiif an Der 9ag
fota ct, 1925.
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gieHGsarh.

San antonio, Ger, 81. Gept. -f9i5
Gdfen $5.75 bis $3.50.
&iibe $685. Bis $50.
&dlber $3.50 bis $500.
gunen $4.65 bic $500.
ct. 2onis, 81. Sept. 1915. - Hinos
oieh. Eerns Wieh. 1925 Bis $685..
S6fueine 1918 his $7.95.
GSnfe.
SGiuere bonn Sfra6ter ......22 gM.
2eihte bonn GhIahter .......2 30 CTS.
Grim gefalsene ..........teh Cts.