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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
1.-THE TENEMENT HOUSE MYs.
Terry"
CHAPTER 3.

This habit of becoming late for
breakfast, Lady Ashleigh remarked,
as she sat down the coffee pot, is
growing upon your father. Any news,
dear?"
Ella glanced up from a pile of cor
respondence through which she had
been looking little negligently.
None at ALL mother. My CORE
spondence is just the usual sort of rub
DETERMINATIONS and gossip. Such a
lot of invitations, by the bye"
At your age" Lady Ashleigh de-
clared, that is the sort of correspond
ence which you should find interest
ing
You know ! am not like that, moth
err" she protested "My music is really
the only part of life which absolutely
appeals to me. Oh, why doesn't Della
rey make up his mind and let father
know, as he promised! Here
comes daddy. mum"
LORD Ashleigh loitered for a mo-
ment to raise the covers from the
dishes upon side table. Afterwards
he seated himself at the table.
Il heard this morning." he said,
from yonr friend Delarey, Ella. He
went INTO the matter very fully. The
substance of it is that for the first
year of your musical training he ad-
vises New York.
9. have not finished yet This cable
gram" he went on, drawing a little
slip of blue paper from his pocket,
was brought to me this morning.
He smoothed it out before him and
read:
To Lord Ashleigh, Hamblin House, Dor
set. England: l find a magnificent pro-
.sram ARRANGED for at Metropolitan Opera
house this year Have taken box for
%our daughto;. engaged the best profess
n in the world, and secured an apart
inent at the Leland. our most select and
comfortable residential hotel. Understand
your brother is still in South America, re-
turning early spring. but will do our best
10 make your daughters year of study as
pleasant as possible. Advise her sail on
Saturday by Mauretania.
"On Saturday." Ella almost
screamed.
y shall now" Lord Ashleigh said,
leave you to talk over and discuss
this matter for the rest of the day.
At dinner time tonight you can tell me
your decision, or rather we will dis
cuss it together"
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CHAPTER III.

The streets of New York were GOV.
cred with thin, powdery snow as the
very luxurious car of Mrs. Delarey
drew up outside the front of the Le-
land hotel. little after midnight. Ella
leaned over and kissed her hostess.
Thank you, dear, ever so much,
for your delightful dinner" she ex.
claimed, "and for bringing me home.
AS for the music, we'll, can't talk
about it. am just going upstairs
into my room to sit and think"
The car rolled off. Ella, large
umbrella held over her head by the
doorkeeper, stepped up the little strip
of drugget which led into the softly
warmed hall of the Leland. Behind
her came her maid, Lenora, and Mac.
dougal, who had been riding on the
box with the chauffeur. He paused
for moment to wipe the snow from
his clothes as Ella crossed the hall to
the left. Lenora turned toward him.
He whispered something in her ear.
For moment she shook. Then she
turned away and followed her mis-
tress upstairs.
Arrived in her apartment, Ella
threw herself with little sigh of con-
tent into big easy-chair before the
fire and gave herself up for few mo-
ments to reverie.
A log stirred upon the fire. She
leaned forward lazily to replace It and
then stopped short. Exactly opposite
to her was door which opened on
to back hall. 1t was used only by
the servants. Just as she was in the
act of leaning forward Ella became
conscious of curious hallucination.
"Lenora, come here at once"
The maid hurried In from the next
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stanford QUEST, cRIMlNoLo.
GAST."

The young man from the West had
arrived in New York only that after
noon, and his cousin. town born and
bred, had already embarked upon the
task OF showing him the grea' CITY,
They occupied table in somewhat
insignificant corner of one of New
York's most famous roof garden res
taurants. The place was crowded
with diners. There were many nota-
bilities to be pointed out. The town
young man was very busy.
Tell me-" the country cousin in
quired, "who is the man at table by
himself? The walters spea., to him
as though he were little god Is he
a millionaire, Or judge, or what?"
You're in luck, Alfred" the New
Yorker declared. That's the most in
teresting man in New York-one of
the most interesting in the world.
That's Sanford Quest"
"Who's he?"
Sanford Quest is the greatest mas
ter in criminology the world has ever
known. He is magician, scientist,
the Pierpont Morgan of his profess
sion"
Say, do you mean that he is de-
tective?"
Yes" he said simply, you can call
him that-just in the same way that
you could call Napoleon soldier or
Lincoln statesman. He is detec-
tive, if you like to call him that, the
master detective in the world"
When Sanford Quest entered his
house an hour later he glanced into
two of the rooms on the ground floor,
in which telegraph and telephone OPP
orators sat at their instruments.
Then, by means of small lift he as
cended to the top story and entered
a large apartment wrapped in gloom
until. as he crossed the threshold, he
touched the switches of the electric
lights. One realized then that this
was a man of taste. Quest drew up
an easy chair to the wide-flung Win
dow, touching bell as he crossed the
room. In few moments the door was
opened and closed noiselessly. A
young woman entered with bundle
of papers.
The criminologist glanced through
the papers quickly. NO further in
quiries, Laura?"
She left the room almost noiselessly.
1.-THE TENEMENT HOUSE MYs-
Terry"
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the perfect automaton His eyes, in
stead of being fixed at the back of his
masters chair, were simply riveted
upon the stones. A queer little feeling
of uneasiness disturbed Ella for the
moment. 1t passed, however, as in
glancing away her attention was once
more attracted by the sparkle of the
jewels upon her BOSOM.
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Read the Story Of "The Black Box in The Times and
hen the Pictures the Airome Every Friday Night

"our friend" he said. "ts going to
be mad enough to walk into hell
even, When he finds out what he
thinks has happened"
ut wasn't any OF Jimmy's LOTT"
Sanford Quest shook his head.
French" he said, keep mum. but II
was the elderly family retainer, Mac.
dougal. j felt restless about him
He has lost the girl-he was married
to hei, by the bye-and the jewels.
No fear of his slipping away. shall
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CHAPTER II.

81 am to take it, / believe" Lord
Ashleigh began after dinner that eve
ming, that you have finally decided,
Ella, to embrace our friend Delarey's
suggestion and to leave us Saturday."
IF you please" Ella murmured,
with glowing eyes.
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have him here at the time i told
you"
You've way of your own of doing
these things. Mr.. Quest" the inspec.
tor admitted grudgingly.
Mostly lucky" Quest replied. "Take
cigar, and so long. inspector. They
want me to talk to Chicago on an.
other little piece of business" !.
It was a few minutes before mid
night when Quest parted the curtains
of a room on the ground floor of his
house in Georgia square and looked
out into the snow-white street. Then
he turned around and addressed the
figure lying as though asleep upon the
sofa by the fire.
"Lenora," he said, II am going out
Stay here, II you please, until re-
turn"
He left the room. For few mo.
ments there was a profound silence
Then white face was pressed against
the window. There was crash of
glass. A man covered with snow
sprang into the apartment He moved
swiftly to the sofa, and something
black and ugly swayed in his hand.
so you've deceived me, have your
he painted. Handed over the jewels
chucked me, and given me the double
cross! Anything to say?"
Macdougal leaned forward, his
white face distorted with passion. The
life-preserver bent and quivered be
hind him, cut the air with swish
and crashed full upon the head
The man staggered back. The
weapon fell from his fingers. For a
moment he was paralyzed. There was
no blood upon his hand. no cry
silence inhuman. unnatural! He
looked again. Then the lights flashed
out all around him. There were two
detectives in the doorway, their re
volvers covering him-Sanford Quest
with Lenora In the background In
the sudden illumination Macdougal's
horror turned almost to hysterical
rage. He had wasted his fury upon a
dummy!
Take him. men," Quest ordered
Hands up, Macdougal. Your numbers
up"
The handouts were upon him be
fore he could move.
What about the young woman?'
the Inspector asked.
Lenora stood in an attitude of de
spair, her head downcast She haG
turned little away from Macdougal
Her hands were outstretched. 1t was
as though she were expecting the
handouts.
you cen let her Alone" Sanford
Quest said quietly. "a wife canno,
give evidence against her husband
and besides, need her. She is going
to work for me-"
Macdougal was already at the door
between the two detectives He SWUNG
around. His voice was calm, almost
clear-calm with concentration OF
hatred.
You are wonderful man, Mr.
Sanford Quest" he said Make the
sstSSS Va yONA AOuI NIlIC IL
nearly up, there is one coming whose
wit and cunning. science and skill are
all-conquering. He will brush you
away, Sanford Quest, like a fly. Wal,
few weeks
you interest me-" Quest muir
INJURED Tell me some more about
this great master?"
Il shall tell you nothing Macdoug
al replied. you will hear nothing
you will know nothing. Suddenly you
will find yourself opposed. You will
struggle-and then the end. 1t is Ger
tain"
They led him away. Only Lenora
remained. sobbing. Quest went up
to her.
You've had rough time, Lenora.'
he said. with strange gentleness
Perhaps the brighter days are com
Ing"
eTo BE coNr1NuED3
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Notice

Notice
All those knowing themselves
Indebted to me are urged to
call and settle at once.
T. Foss.
Drs. Tamislea & Tamisiea
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR.. A. H. Konigmacher, ply
stefan and Surgeon. State Saw
ings Bank building.
Mo Valley hospital DR.. Hiese
Physician in charge.
Drs. Gamble & Gamble, Os-
teopaths. Sixth st.
DR.. Horace Warren, rooms
u, 2 and 3 Watkins block.
Phones Office IA, Res, 14k.
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Drs. Gamble & Gamble. Os.
teopaths. Sixth st.
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Mo Valley hospital DR.. Hiese
Physician in charge.
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Drs. Tamislea & Tamisiea
Physicians and Surgeons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-17

aru5ifir. Gin 2anonebrnla1n lieat
cabor r1o 6etet, nielleidt meint er.
go bari es, es tit Die Stlroe oes @64
idieos.
8ieoer ourh oie StraBen. Man
iiebt Snfanterie, liebt ulane1, fiebt
~elnriidenoe Refruten NIT ibren SCOT.
ferfen. Sn Der @udbanolllng iiue
ruiiiid-oeutlhe uno ruiiiid-tifefiide
M0rterbiifer atsgeiteGt. Goni!
fa1t einem Die ungIanblife MnsabI
RON shinfen uno 9alamiipiiritca
auf, Die man Su> foufen befommt
Mein iuneer 9oftor bat umiordl
slnglt gebabt! Der Drogiit Bat ELI
Hlafat ailsgebdagt, oas cine trefflt.
be 2ausialbe empfieblt. Das iino
10 Die Sebenspiiroigfeiten
gs gibt gum Slid aub Die gifens-
niiroigfeit. 9as Mbenoelicn in BEN,
clten, fIeinen @aitbof fonnte malt
etnem @roBfiiriten porIeben -tpenn
CT es peroiente. Die Serren Diff
5lere laliet lids tnnteder. I'm Dells
einen Gid Die Serren, Die aus Den
9iefruten ulatfeit MAIDEN lo1en, an
Gem onoeren Die @r8ieber Der 2ano-
me6rinfanterie. Gin iunger lllanen-
rffi5ier Go jung, ooB er iih in Der
| Sront idon lebt ausge5eihnet babell
mnB, oa er Sberlelltnant ilf err
| sablt, wie er i'm September periplsn-
set muroe. Ser 2an0tpebrmaior bort
| hnaiiber. SrauBen pidtIdert Der
Megen. Sod elm Bier! @inter-
| abeno 49, in einem nieolih EN-, abet
out pertpolteten Gtaotden.
@as ih ielbit aeiebem babe, lit:
frelnolider. ~bebdbiger scotland
mitten I'M Griee uno itramlne mill.
t1riide Mrbeit an ben prahtpol'
len n2anopebroreiBisern" sum Bel
Ipiel fam man feline mabre Solon'
tetfreuoe bnber = uno feinerlei leil'
Iotionelle ginoriide. 9eIto beiierl
Gin liebes ihmudes 8rorin5it1ot-
den, oas audi Der Griee nid,f oufre,
aenoer eemadt bat. 9eito beiierl
8idoro 81. gerinann.
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Wies6aben als ariessfnrurt.
Bon 6. eI.


Gie @eIt bat iid geipanoeIt nno
Dos @eltbab NIT ibr. 9as @eltbao
lift frieseriih ~geporber, menigiteas
duBerlid. Cine Siiae BON llnifor-
men pertritt bic farbige Hradt ele-
ennter @elt- uno Standardization
ole JOINT Inn oieie 3eit gu SiiBen oes
~entlaubten Solinits Die @artentpegc
nno Disqualification @iesbaoens belle
ben.
Monfe Der gr6Bten &otels iiuo
omar g1r3fi6 geidloiien, nnoere aber
baben nit Der Militdrperlpaltllne Elm
IMbfommen ~eetroffen mo permogen
Gem Nniturm BON Sffiaieren fannl
su begegnen. giele 9ler5te baben Die
H1umlidfeitenl ibrer Sailatorien 81
Sa3aretten umgeitaltet. Muf 0e1
iauft auiteigenoen @6ngen oes 9sero.
bergs mebt bier uno oa 5miiden Dem
gelben 2ailb itottliber SnnOiteinpil.
len ole Slagge oes Soften areu5es.
Sm 2eieiaal oes aarrbanies lit unr
Die Hahmittagsitunoe faum 9laB 81
tefommen. Mon itiir8t iid ,aitf oil
politiihen Nobrihfen Der 3eitunger
Gelttihlnnos. uto Der Neutrslcr
aud Die 6unadit aussebliebeue Mdr
hener5dherin Zines lit ldngit wie
Der auf benz 8lan. ltno mdbren'
Gle 8ldtter raiheln mo fniiterli
pdbreno Der guf zines budlieen ST
trnbIattperfdufers bonn 8ortal Der il
Die iparine Stile oes Galimes flinet
fpielt nebenan I'M eroBen aonsertiaa
bas aurorbeiter ieine biibihen iic
ben Rummern. Die 5elograuen fla
ben freien 3utriit - lie eenie5el
iiberbaupt in @iesbaoen monderla
Gergiinitiguneen dbnliher art -
uno in belen Shaaren itromen ieoel
Nahmittag Die Scorer Dem berrli6ei
altrbauies 81.
]. Sd itebe oben I'M Garg oes Sao
Hes, neben Der purpurnen aniierlogt
3nn1flt ma6t ons forbige @ilo u
peiten @nn6 6urdailS ben ginornt
eines ant1qIihen Gonserts. Gas 8,
. defters ipieIt cine 8oaetti3ene, /,
t aenoeine 3eiberfeoer tpippt 0osu De
9oft, an oen fleinen Tiiden Il
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gas @rogramm fir Die 6eitlihfei-
I'm lit mic folgt feitgeiest:
MoHtag, ben 10. gpriI -gin5ue
oes a0HIes. groffnung Der Shnu,
hiiDen.
0iening, 20. April-- 0adt-llm'
5ug. Mfrdeu in 5arben.
Mitttpod, 81. Mpril-l tm3ug 4
ltbr 0ahmittags. Mbeios: aonigs'
ban
8onneritag, %. april- Baraoe
Slronung Der aonisin. Gan Sacintr
@ofillou.
Sreitag, 90. Slpril glumell
sdiodt. 9aa Der &onigin.
Samltng, "a. 4pril y aomiidel
ilm5ug. @aSfen uno anoere gersni:
sen.
Sir bic Gage pom Is. bis gum %
April geIten auf allen 8obnlinien oI
sibiiden aonpentionraten.
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WlIerTeI.
mnropn W}fttnn n6

Morgen Wiittag ooer Nadmit=
tag fommen ipieoer beltti6e Slii1t=
lirge aus @iten bier our6, oie ge=
ltolle 3eit ibrer @nfunft meib mn1
nod nidt.
Ser Stobtanualt bot leds 9ltt-
flagen gegen Sausbefiber erboberl
Die ibre Seitenlpege nidt bnbett Der.
iteaen Gaiien.
Tim 6aS @r1tttoeigelttum, oas
George 8ietrih an oas 8oitoeparfe-
ntent gegen cine 2eibreatc fir lid)
uno feline 6rau i%ibertrogen miQ, drt=
nebmen 5u fonnen, milB, tpie aus
8albington gemeloet miro, ser &oll-
greg erft cine beIonoere giIl annet
men.
Ser Sutmafer CHARLES Wds
aeritaot lit geitern morgeit e~eitorben..
CT NOR ga Sabre alt, ipor IN Oeutid-
lano geboren nno tpobnte felt 80
Sabren in unierer Staot. CT mar
Witglieo Der Sietnerine 2oge Ser
Sermannsiobne. gs iiberIeben i'm,
auBer leiner @ottin, brei Sobne uno
bier Sodter: Srau 9. Martifr, Strait
S. 90. Masf, Sraa @enrp 6. geG
nno SRI. @gnes Mageritaot.
- @eitern fano bier Die iabrliG),
9oftpention oes 0geras @nnf Mlioeias
tion~ oes stpeiten 9iitrifts Itott. gs
pnrben intereIfonte Sragen beipro=
dJen, ipia Die Sinan5ierung Ser Got
t%orlernte, Die @inri6tung Der Geierbe-
banfen uilo an6ere, altd bic Nottpeil-
oigfeit elmer eroBeren gielieitigfei.
i'm lanomirtidaftliden getrieb muir
De ~ipieoerbolt beto1t. s. g. 9eretto
mltroe gum @oriiBeltoe1i uttb SenrD
@. Sart gum Sefretdr erip6bIt.
Die 8elobnnngert, Die nuf ole
Grgreifung Der 6rei M6uber, tpeIds
Sie Merdants & Madbanics gaif
iiberfallen baben, oiisgeiebt lin6, Ge-
fid iett anf $500.
Die yNationaI 8ltberculdr Su-
4Iiociation" bot belhloflen,
cos Soipital, 6e1ien gau tie pIanf,
nidt in Der N1be bon Gan @ntonio
81 errihten.
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Deffsmtlidle aonstrte.

Die rSau 4ntonio Municipai
Nano Miiociation" bat lid organizer
tin6 be foIgenoen geamten erpdbli:
9arrp &ersberg, Hraiioent; Wil,
liam saageI, ee-Brdiioent; &arry
8. MiGer, Sefretar uno 6hnenlei-
iter. Die 9ireftoren iinb: s. 8. go
cage, Brof. 6. S. 2ufin, Or. 2epis
$. Bed, SO. 6 Migsbp, Eorter S
2pring S. ". Gbapa, SO. $. Smitf
NIB Mnoere. y
aot8erte finoen itatt: Morgen BOZ
1870 bis 100 auf benz .alomt
EIa5a.
NddIteu sonntae @oibington's
@eburtstag BON 3 bis $50 in
Gan 4eoro 8arf.
9ounerItog, ben %. i'm arapis
8arf.
Sonntoa, oen 2s. I'M San geor'
Bari.
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L.okdIes.
9ie eeaisIatnr.

16. 6ebr1tar.
DaS Sons bat iid beltte foil
0eft 9ofl5en Gag nit Der 9ia beidGf-
t1at, Die geeen Die oSroternities~ I'M
Sororities" Die biel gertantter Ser
eIlligu11gen BON Stltoenten un6 Stu.
oeftinneit ridtete. Ole 9ia puroq
rad lattgen 9ebatten NIT 6S gegel,
80 Stimmen ouf un6eltimntte 3eit
suriidselegf, momit sic Sin fir oieia
Sibune abgetan lit. l1nierer Mei-
itlHig na6 NOR 0as galt5 berniinftia
gebanoelt. gs mag ia oieles nn6 r.
nes In ben geltannten gerbinolutaer
fir 4nBeniteben6e ni1t febr lpn,-
.patbiih iein, aber man ging nit Dem
ganSliden @erbot bieIer Ierbin6un-
gen, fDie eS onrb bie 8iG beabiidtigt
Ioar, biel an tneit, nie mani iiberboupt
Der gaa8en M~ngeIegenbeit cine bel
IA groBe 8eoelitung beigeleet uno III
Der 2egiSlofitr biel ar bief 3eit nit
ibr bertrooerf bat.
Vim Nahmittog mar Ser @efdng-
nisfommiiiar 9idett Dor Dem 3uht=
Dmisfomite oes SauIes uno iebte
oemlelben auseinan6er, DOB oie uelie
@ildfiibrung eingefiibrt lei uno oos
man cine gonse Menge unniiber
aisgoben bereifs geitrider babe.
Ger 5e 1T Bot Die BON Mcgeea.
sus etngereidte 8iH aiigeromme1t.
Die Den 2euten, peId]e Mate-
rialien 81 eislem Nelibo1 Iiefern, elm
Stem alf ben @au iidert. Ginge-
i6loiien fino altd griifenbauten,
iiberbaitpt ane Mrten bon gauten,
III 8eSug auf Die nod feline oerorti-
Gen @eTebe eriitiereit.
Senator Mc@regor bat eine gid
I'M Senot eingebraht, melde oie
9iloune elmer Cotton Seed Iro-
Ducts Snpeftieating gommiiiion"
nnoronet, ipelde &ommiiiion cine ae-
nolie ltnteriudli1g iiber oie Ser
haltniiie Der 2elmiiblen, lire Ser
bin0ine NIT Ben Gins uno lire et-
ipoige 8erbin0ung nit anBerteroni,
iden gruits bornebmen ion. Wan
id]reibt oieier 8iG eroBe geoeutnng
gu, I'M 70 mebr, ga feline Soffnuna
mebr oarauf 8u iein ideint, BOB oie
Bin, fpeld)e Die Erennuug 5niifen
Sellniiblen utto Gottongins %anoronet,
ta%llgeaonlfilelt mer6e.
Senator Sobnion bradte cine gia
Elm, 0nrA ofe oas crit In LETTER Sik
ing afgenomnlene @arebouie 6eIc
mieoer anfgeboten miro.
Der gSorberteur fat Die bon BET
Den 6alliern algenommenen 8ins
ulrter5eiGuct, onr6 Die Die Sinan3-|
,permultung Ser Drainage nito Sc
ap1iierunesoiltrifte ben gountp=9liiSi
loren nttteriteIlt miro uno Die anoro-
net, Dab ane Sdulbauier, Die 5ipci
Stodruerfe bod iino, Sire ESCAPES"
baben miifien.
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1enHIe.

Sartoffeln. Colorado Il. S0a6o. SLIGO
uno $1.65 per 100 9frn6.
Sii6e aartoffeln. Segas, $3.50.
Wad]sbobnen, per 8uideI SO, oriille
8obnen. $3.50. (
Somaten, gegas, 4 a0rbe $1.00 nns
$t.25.
gierpfiau3en, $2.25 per BuldeI.
Beeten, 40c per SGD. s9lnoeI.
EeterIiIie, 40e per Sci. sginneI.
Gpinnt, 4c per gfunb
GantaIoupeS, go uib CSC.
@iiben, Sc u. 40e per Etb. s@itsbeE. i
@elbe 8ir8eEn, 85e u. 40c per SGD,
ginbeI.
@riiner Hfeffer, Csc.
@nrten. Gal, $3.50 rer Crate; Seras
35c unb 40r per Dnbero.
&ohI, $3.50 Der 100 Hi0.
2tpiebeln. California. $3.50 per TOO
Rflino.
Geuafh. $3.50 per guIdeI.
BlimenfoH. $1.25 per Crate bon eis
Selerie. $4.25 per Crate.
WeerretfigS@itr5 per $50. 12hc.
Gopfialat. 75r II, $500 per CAMPER.
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&riessbilber int Wrofcm Gpernbanie

SrtegSptiOer I'M WrDkem Spernbaitie.
Sim Samitag uno Gonntaa tperoell
I'M 8roBen Spernbauie bier Die nelle-
item Infnabmen BON ariegs Sse-
neH1 bonn beutfd)en Eager aus geie-
ben ,anfgefubrt. Soloatenleben in
Den. S6ibengraben, Snfallterie=sln-
grille, aaDaaerie : Mttoden ueroei1
nrs Dor @ugen gefiibrt. Mnfana scr
Gorlteuungen | llbr nahmittogs.
9elte moraen iuuroe per San
oes oGauiepap BEN oie Counties
9ileces uno San gatricio olird oie
gap ballelt iaisn, begoliuet1.
Sn 8aQas lit Der critic uSitneD"-
llnfaa poiiiert. Gin Marn 0amers
8. @. gngers lit babel idtper per-
lett.
Sn einem Sotel gu 3auas bat
lih ELM Wann, Der ieinen 9tamer afs
81. 9. Sobns aus 5nn Antonio an
CAB, eridoiien, neil er, mie er in ei-
nem nahgelaiienen Sdreiben iagte,
ieine @~eliebte, cine perbeirotete Sralt,
nid)t beiraten fonnte.
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Wakna6.

~: .0u, mie bod be3tffern itG
unaefd6r Die S9uloen bes 8arons "
g.: .@d, oos meiB i6 nidt ge.
roul glber es lit nidt idlimm, er
FAM iid nod in ieoe Saailie Die
Siin9ite nebmenl"
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@eitrafte ltnbeiheibenheit.

gbef (per ieinem Sefretdr bisber
bei Der @eblirt zines ieoep ainoes
3uIaee geeeben bei Der Geburt oeS
finften ainoes): ga id iebe, 3uf.
ferbort oaB sic meifie @iite mis-
brauhen meroe id Sbnen bon ies1
cb MIR nod bei ieoem ferneren flint.
ten @inoe cine 2u[aae aeben.1
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@mnSerbare arieasuirfana.

Miindener: nSn, mas man IN
fieiem &riege nidt aaes erlebt. Nen-
(id) babe ih nod elmer SieeesnadJ'
ridt iogar NIT einem @erliner Brit
oerihoft gtrunfen."
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Gmpfebluug.
81,

3%uge3ogener Sremoer: SGT 81,
GieoertofeI bier elm gutes @enom'
NEE, Dab es Iif Iobnte, Wlitglieo 81
tperoen2"
ginbeimiiher: u@etpiB, mems
nidt gerooe geirngen miro, geb'ts
80 gatt8 barmonii6 6nl"
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<asarft
Saunlupas
San antonio, 8 Gents.

San antonio, s Gents.
@albeftnu,. geitern, 8.45 genta
Gsttsnfastsn grsbnfte.
@dn antsnio, Ser. IL. 9ebr- 1915
Yrtnta Grloe Cotton Seeo gil, IS
Gents pei @dffone.
9etu Npxks IL. Sebr. Ghot $7.10
nno $z25; Sebrilnr, $7.1O irao $7.fS.
Ndr5, $7.16 uno $7.19; 0priT, 81. 22
nno 1926; Mai, 1928 u16 $7.2y.
SUM, $685. nro $40; Sui. 87.48
iir.o $7.49; Iliguft, $7.53 uno $3.50:
Sehten1ber, $3.50 uuo $7.67.
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~;o ae,,tSap weo;er,tuo rot s.

9ie oertlde Hegierung bat bic
xfnfriae eriudt, oafiir 5u iorgen, oaj
Sic ninerifaniihen Sfiffc, Die na@
oelfIden Sdfen gingen, init Ingcbo'
riaef n~eufraler 2dnoer bemanit
fDiiroen.
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Sehs friihere geanite Der Staot
Gait ct. oouis lino BON Der Inflas
ge, stdotiihe @eloer m~terifldgen aii
sbabeu, Freigeiproden.
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gtes MarFt.

Son slntonio, Ser, II. Sebr.z 1915
Sdier,, $500 uno 1910.
aiibe $500 Bis $6.25.
9drber $3.50 Bis S8.25.
8ulen 1885 Bis $40.
Sfdfe $500 uuo $3.50.
oieeen 80 % his 80 30
ct. 9ouis, II. Se6r. 1915. - 9aiues
bieh. SerossWieh. $5.75 unb SITS.
g6tueiue S5.75 Biz S7.05.
Shnte.
Sdlpere BON Ghlndter 90 gts.
Qeifte bonn GhIadter ......22 Cts.
Grin seiaI5ene .13h cts.
aeoEf mub 8ufs.. :. 40 gts.