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The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

flown upside down or done the loon
within the state and his appearance
at the state fair will be an epoch in
the aviation history of the state. He
will come as successor to Bud Mars.
Cromwell Dixon and Katherine Stin-
son; all of whom made records at the
state fair in their time. He is class
ed with the late Lincoln Beachy as an
airman and has been touted as an
equal of the redoubtable Art Smith,
the wonder of the Panama Pacific Ex-
position.
Thompson will come direct to Mon
tana from the east with a positive
guarantee to loop-the-loop at every
flight.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

A committee of the machinists en-
ployed at the Washington Navy Yard
called on the President to lay before
him protest against the cut in wag-
es Of the men. The committee
amongst other arguments, pointed
out that the men were being offered
higher wages by private firms and
there was danger of number of them
leaving, thereby crippling the efficien-
cy of the force.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27
WeRural
Roundup
Items Sent in BY The C0uyteTS
Special Corps Of NeDs Gdtherers
WILLOW BEND

Miss Norah Ebersole entertained
the ladies of the neighborhood Friday.
DR.. Pease was in Glasgow Saturday
last, on business.
Mrs. Martin Rogers and son Asa,
were in town last Friday.
Robert Ewing made business trip
to town Monday of this week.
Not much news this week, as every
one is tending to their own business.
Miss Eva Ellison of Monson, Iowa,
is visiting the Misses Nora and Ida
Ebersole.
AL White, the Glasgow horse man
was a Willow Bend visitor Saturday
and Sunday.
There were three generations of
Carter's in town Saturday, J. E., l..
O, and Gene Carter.
Sam Paulson's Deering binder has
cut over 200 acres of grain so far this
harvest, without hitch or mishap.
Some of the grain around here is
so tall that you have to carry a lad
der to put the cap sheaf on the shocks.
We understood there was picnic
on the river Sunday. Who went
or what they had to eat we don't know
as we only knew one of the party
and he purchased a new gun to shoot
chickens for the lunch. When ready
to start his cartridges were not the
same gage as the gun so they might
have come home hungry.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

Don't worry because your country
is not at war, thus depriving you If
the opportunity to fight. There are
weeds, mosquitoes, flies, mossbacks,
the mail order house, the neighbor's
chickens, bill collectors, bad roads,
high cost of living, the devil and lots
of things that will keep man pugna-
cious tendencies busy. Yes, we have
enough right here at home to give
an ordinary man all the fighting he
wants.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27
NORTH BENCH

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilchrist were
shopping in town Thursday.
Misses Mary and Elsie Boyle have
been visiting at C. A. Collins this
week.
Mrs. Mae Black and Mrs. Kate
Kritchever spent day or two at their
ranches this week.
The rain Thursday afternoon delay
ed harvesting but was fine for late
garden and potatoes.
Bill Peters hauled out a load of
lumber for the Zinninger boys Mon
day, to build a granary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verna Richardson,
and son Marion and Grandpa Rich
ardson visited at the poor farm last
Sunday.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

Within Her Rights-A woman
mounted the steps of the elevated sta
tion carrying an umbrella like a re-
versed saber. An attendant touch
ed her lightly, saying:
"Excuse me, madam, but you are
likely to put out the eye of the man
behind you.
"Well, he's my husband!" she
snapt.-Chicago Herald.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

At the request of President Wilson
searching inquiry will be made by
the interstate commerce commission
in conjunction with the Treasury De-
partment and the Department of Com
nerve to ascertain the steamship IA
cilities between the principal Amer
lean ports and those of Central and
South America and Europe. The in
formation thus obtained will be used
in endeavoring to have Congress pass
the ship purchase bill which was al
lowed to die without action during the
last Congress.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27
AVIATOR AT STATE FAIR

Helena, Mont, Aug. 26.-De Lloyd
Thompson, foremost among American
aviators, has been secured by the
Montana State Fair as feature at
traction and will make flights above
the fair grounds in which he will fly
upside down, loop the loop and do
other marvellous stunts that have
startled the aviation experts.
Thompson is the first man who has
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27
MALTA ITEMS

august 20, 1S4O....
Maurice J. Dabney spent Friday in
Havre on business.
Rev. Walton of the Episcopal
church, held services here Sunday.
The Trafton-B Barnes families return
ed from their auto trip to Winnipeg
Tuesday night.
Chas. Morton and wife returned
from pleasant trip to Glacier Park
Saturday morning.
The ladies' aid of the M. E. church
will hold annual election of officers at
the church Thursday of this week.
Messrs. McGraw and Hawkins,
state examiners, are in town this
week checking up the county records.
The guild of the Episcopal church
will give one of their famous 35-cent
suppers Thursday evening of this
week.
Jay Brown, deputy clerk of court,
received message Friday night
telling him of the death of his mother
in Maryland.
Miss O'Keefe of Minneapolis, who
has been spending part of her vaca-
tion at the Kilduff home, expects to
leave for home Sunday.
Miss Julia Sweitzer, member of
the firm of Rumble Abstrart Company
of Glasgow, spent Saturday in town
on business connected with the firm.
Messrs. Al Shaw and w. G. Schnei-
der went to Saco Saturday afternoon
to spend Sunday with their families
who are spending couple of weeks
there.
A number Of young ladies are CIV
ing a lawn party at the Hartsock
home this evening and the same ones
will give dance at the Bison Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawes and son Who
stopped off for a visit with Mrs.
Hawes' brother, S. A. Williams are
on their way home to Washington,
Kansas, from the exposition.
A large number of our townspeo-
pie are suffering from their annual
attack of hay fever, and it seems to
be worse this year than usual, due
probably to the prolific growth of We
getation which causes it.
A deal was consummated Saturday
wherein Mrs. Henrietta Caselberg
will lease her hotel to Charles Henry
for three years. Mrs. Caselberg and
daughter Helen, will leave soon after
September 1st, for a visit with rela-
tives in Minneapolis and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blumenthal will occu-
py the Brandon bungalow and Mrs.
Brandon and son will move in with
Mrs. Brandon's mother.
| Rev. R. T. Cookingham preached
his first sermon of the coming con-
ference year to good sized conere-
cation. He will not have the Saco
and Strater charges this year, but will
hold services morning and evening
at Malta, Sunday afternoons at Black
Coulee school house, and through the
week preach at Dodson and Wagner.
Rev. l. A. RAIDER was assigned as
circuit minister to all the country
north of Malta and will have large
territory to cover.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

The news Of the sinking Of the
White Star liner Arabic by submar.
inc has put all official Washington on
the anxious bench. Until the full
facts are in and it is known definitely
that the submarine was a German
one and that the Arabic was sunk
without warning no definite statement
can be made as to the outcome of the
matter.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

Because of the numerous assertions
made from different quarters holding
that our navy was not efficient and not
growing as it should, Secretary DAN
iels has issued statement compar-
ing the condition of the navy in 1918
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

with it's present condition. The state
ment shows that there were 164 ships
of all classes in commission in 1918,
whereas now there are PA. Moreover,
there has been an increase of more
than 5000 men in the navy personnel.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

At recent wedding in Kansas the
bride was Miss Jane Helper and the
bridegroom was Mr.. Newton Lord.
The bridegroom, however, was very
angry when he saw in the newspaper
an account of their wedding headed
in the usual way: "Lord- Helper"
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

It has been asserted that American
money is not artistic. Yet there are
times when a filthy crumpled dollar
bill seems beautiful.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27
WASHINGTON LETTER

It is estimated by the Department
of Commerce that the Unite States
shipped horses to the value of 1884,
O46,534 and mules valued at $12,720,-
143 to Europe during the year ending
June 80, 1915.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

~ understand that you have new
motor carr"
Eyes" :"
"Do you drive it yourself?"
"Nobody drives it. We coax it,"
Washington Star.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-05
Sic GrpeSitipn.

5ollton StraBe, cine Getbe bon @or-
tra9en iiber foleenoe Sbemota aus
Dem @ebiete Der gbeoiopie: 20
Sleep ono to Ole" = be1tte abern,
n8be Gatb Of &ebirtb" -mor9el
abeno; oSbe lptper ano bigber
8ip6iSm"- Mittuoh a6e1b; she
ebriit Of tbe 9eear Suture4-3on-
neritag abeno rno vSbe 8leiooeS"--
Sreita9 abeno. 9ie @ortr6ge lirto
fret.
Morgen gbeno finoet IN scr
9eetbopen-Sale oos aon5ert gum Sc
iten oes Sinfonie : Srheiters Itatt.
8ir boffen oie Salle bon unter bis
oben 9efiiqt at itben.
= Sim Somitog I6ero ipuroen Die
Yre5i1ft : 8eriammlungen Ser Gisi=.
sens 2eaeue, Die gleid8eitig Oelesa.
ten CUR a%ol1Dertion ~ertpdblten, inter
GROCER 8eteiligiitg a~bgebalten.
SIN County tpuroen tpa6ren6
oes perflofienen Wonats 229 Allte.
mobilli5enien aiisgeitelt.
Son Der ySnternationol STEMS
@ompan" in Stem erbielten mir 0@ars
tenlaube" 8. T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-05
Sci ben oentiden Srappen in
Sitgali5ien.
Son aage so aoeInng.

@oli5ien. 0itobbang Der aarpat6en.
6. M0r8 Unit 5eruipritd) bis
Mltnfae8.)
Set bier 8ogen bin i6 6eI oell
oeutiden 8ruppetl, ole, aus Oltlnns
gorl porgebeno, liegreid fGmpfeno
Die aarpatben ourdorunogt boben
mo jest ouf eali5iidem @ooen tie
ben. Gos @elanoe lit Idipierig, bic
@itterung bart, aber Die beutiden
Soloaten perlieren niht Die CUTE
2aiine unb finoen iif bier 5uredJt,
als pdren Tie 8ergbemobner, Die Iie-
ben Mpnate lang in i1ren eigene1l
Bergen 9efdmpft b6tten. Niemols
iiebt man peroroifene ooer funtnler-
Solle @elidter, nibt einnlal Del
S6perpertpunoetetl, Die aus Sen ITO.
itigen, i6neeumnebten S1iikengrd-
ben 5it benz 8erbanoplab gebradt
ner0en. Sn ben fleiiien rutbeniiden
9orfern oes bieiigen aampfee6ieteS,
melde oie 3uiien ibren rutbeniihen
Snlbbriioern 8uliebe nidt ab9ebranrt
haben, berri6t elm g~eoronetes nl0
gemiitlides 2agerlebelie ols mdren
mir i'm tiefiten 6rieoen, ais aingell
uns oie fat ltnitnterbroGen oumpf
heIenoen @eIdiibe nidts an. 4Gc.
Die pom beuti9er @rauiamfeit NM
|@arbarei fabelr, iol[ten bier einetl
|@eiud abitatten, Inn Die giitise uno
humane @eiebli6feit feltitelen 5u
fonnerL NIT Der ben 5inilen 8etpol-
nern mie ben ruiiiiden @efangencn
gegeniiber bier borgegangen miro.
SD babe gelegentli6 gemeint, Oab Ger
&rieg ~perrobeno ouf Die Solbatea
m9rfe. gtidts oapon bier. Sd ieEe
itur lauter ois5iplinierte, gi,teelnunte
&rieger, oie in bieleu b~lutigen
Sdlafteu ibr @eben fir 9entid-
lano einIebten uno 5ablloie trelle
&ameraoen perloren, pbne an Melti6.
|libfeit aud oos @erineite einge.
tiiBt 5i baben. 60 baren lie urS
10 limo tie tfot Der blutigen @rbeit
geblieben.
slud) bier in ben eali6iiden Sur.
|patben fdntpfen Die oeuti6en Mdn.
ner bielleidt mebr oenn lie fit
Geuti6lanos Ga9e. SD unterltreid)s
oas, oaniit niemono baron 3peifle,
6aB Die beutihen aarpat6enfdmpfe
in bobem 0taBe aud GeutidlonoS
3ufunft Oienen. @s lit elm bartes
|Stiid @r6eit, biellei9t oas b6rteIte
hes ganaen arieges, mas bier getan
miro, tpei( es i'm tuabren Gimme oes
@ortes eiil @interfelo8ug uto oo5u
Elm @ebirgsfrieg lit. Senieits III lln-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-05

garn bliiben 5drtli6 Die 8lumelt
oes Sriiblings aif Dem ionnigen ulto
bon 5einben eeiauberten gooen.
Sier prarlgelt auf ben fleinen SEN
iteridei6en Oct ~nieorigea 9utbenel,-
bitten falte gisblumelL OaB eiltelt
babel froftelt. 9enrtodJ ihlaat
oaen oas Sar5 marin uno liegesEe.
trnBt in Der 8rltlt. SeiBt e8 ,8or-
iuart5@!, 70 meroen in metertiefcr
nno oi6teitem GugeI6aael
bergaufparts feinolide @tenlnge1
geitiirmt, ooer iie iperoen in Mar-
iflen nmgailgen, Sic pom feinen Ge-
birgstruppen iibertroffen iperoen toni
men. aber Die 8erpfiegung lit audj
auf Der Sobe, mie SahitGts nno
G~tappenoienft iiberbaupt.
Sd tuobnte BEL Dem Srtsfomnolt-
oanten. abenos Dor Dem ShIof gehe
id aus Der 9iitte binons, uno ieei
bore id oeiltli6 uno feinoIid 0as
@~etuebrfeuer Der &niien aus otil
Steaungen menise aifotneter BON
bier. Sic beItrei1en ouf gut @liid
cen @eg, ben unfere Sabrfii6en gu
itnieren Sdiibeugrdben fabren mil.
len. sic naben nit ibren Gpiefu-
geln our9 Ole Nadt, Inlo in Der Gun.
fetbeit nno .Stiue fommt es mir
Dor, ais iaBe oriiben ON Der 8ergiei-
tie Elm boies 3auberueib, Dos oei
Nel5eit 5illiebe nit elmer &ieienndl=
madeline a1isgeitattet tporoen lei. Sd
louife Dem oihten Getpebrfnattcrl,
uno oenfe allerIei babel. Sn ser
Siitte idlafe ih i'm Strob auf Dem
6itBbooen neben meinem @irt. @tr
f6mpfen nit tpedieltbem1 @rfoIg ge-
gen Die rufiii6 : rutbeniiden 9dnie
unO ionitiaes llnee8iefer nno fiibleit
uns iebr mol babel. Saipol, mir fiib-
len uns tuie ale sic anoeren &anlero-
BEN bier mol babel itno pieSerbolen
ladeno: 8rieg lit Grieg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-05

nit ben @erfen 2eiiin9s, SAINTS,
@oetbes, S6tQers, Expenditures
un0 bieler on0erer beuti6er Center
uno 9i6ter. Ser auSfliige, Sic eG
els @ottin9er Stuoert IN Dos @ar5-
qebirge 1tnb ooS 8biiringer 2ano
gemo6t bat, e~rittnerte ct iib nod nit
innigem gergniigen.
'9(ber troB %iei1ter Gertruut6eit Init
oen be1tiden @erboltniiIelt, lit oud)
CT III ser irrigen 4nli6t befangen,
Dob 6as oeutide @olf IN 5mei ato-
BE Garteien, 8erfalle: cine miGitoriitl-
jde n1so eine antinilitariitii6e o0er
eilte frteaeriine uno cine frieolie6el.
De ooer cine iol6e, nod oeren 9dfir-
balten 8enti6lano mir aIs ein Mfis
(itaritaat 8ebelttllnq baben fotrlt, ltllo
cine lolde, pe1@e 9eltti6loto gum
erlten &lllturlonoe modelt nil (ipo5
es in @irflidfeit freilid idon iit.)
8oB in GelitI6lanb bic Srieoelts-
ireunoe oDer 6ie 4ngeb6rigetl ser
antimilitoriitiiden 4artei nidt bic
Sberbono bebieIte1t, NOR nod Ser
Qnii6t 2oro &oloolleS oeth preuBi-
i6en @eiite 8rl8uidreiben, ob9leiJ
Der oeutide 9oiier 1t1to &onig bon
HrellBen bis Dor itttgefGbr ah1ei Sob
rem atd) gu BEN beutiden 6rieoens-
freunoen 81 5ablen mar. Gam aber
lpuBten Die preuBii6en MilitoriIten
ibren ginfluB aif i'm eelteno 81
MAIDEN uno i'm fir ibre Sad)e, ibre
periperfliden Blane gil geipi1ner
llnO iobalo ols oas i6nen gelnngl1,
tuurbe BON ibnen oos @eidrpi erhos
zen: Gas 8oterlano lit in @efabrlls
nno &rieg nift mn als ut1per1lleio=
lid ionoern als ~notmetloig fir
9erti6lanO ~bin9elteat.
Mls er ausbra1 (als 9eutid)4
lallo, tpie es IN @irflid)feit Der Sal
tpar, gum ariege ge5pltneeu fpllroe}
ols oie arieosorommete erifalte, er-
bob iid 0euti9laflo lpie Elm Morit-
offenbar CUR gnttdu dung ulo unan-
genebmen lleberraidung 2oro sal
Danes, Der, tDie es ideint, gleid on-
oeretl, ben Iusbrud innerer 3miltig-
feiten in 3euti6lano ertpartet nno
erbofft botte. ST. iaat IN be5ltg oui
Sen ausbrud oes arieges:
u@dre oer5rieOer peitere 8tpaiia
Satire erbalten geblie6en, 10 piir0e
nod meii1er lleber5eueung Die oeus
lde 6r~ieoenspartei CUR Madt &C.
iangt uno a0ur6 eiu arieg mie ser
ieBiac mtmoglidl ~aeluor0en ieill
aommelttar ii6erfIiiiig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-05
Carbohydrates SalOane.

Ser amerifaniine GorreiponoeRt
Gopar0 Iriee 9ea bat fiir5li6 cine
langere llnterreoung NIT Dem che
maligen britiihen &riegsminilter
uno iebigen 9orogroBfan5ler Sol
oone gebabt, in Der lid) oieier iibes
ueridieoene 8unfte IN 8er6inOulig
nit Dem 8riege mo ieinen llria6en
in iebr intereiianter @eiie nllsiprad.
- 8ie SEER 8eG berbor9ebt, mar0
i'm fir Die Mrt mno 8eiie, pie IT
oie llnterreoling gu 8apier gebrddJt,
ieitens 2oro Saloanes ielbit Inn 10
bobere Entertaining, als er iifl,
pdbreno oas Srterpiep itattfan0.
our6aus feline Notiaen gentadt bet
tie. @rd bas britiihe Musndrtigs
gnlt, Dem er lein Mannlfript Su ui.-
terbreiten batte, bat nidJts aus5uieBeil
gefunben on Der @ieoergabe oes SIN
terpietps.
Gieies lift iniofern fir oeutide
|@eIer BON beionoerem Sntereile, dig
|2oro @aloone, S6otte BON @ebilrt,
bisber fin einen ausgeiprodeneii
6reunb 8euti1lano's ealt u. 9eutid)-
lano, oentihes @eien uno @eiitesIe-
ben better fennt, ols Die 8riten ir
oagemeinen utlo Die britilfen
Stoatsmdi1ner i'm beionoeren. ST
bot in @ottingert ituoiert, alt9 nadJ
ieinem oortigen 4ufentbalt 9eutid.
lamb wieoerboIt 6elltdt, 3ulest in
Sabre 1912, uls er ii6 I'M Muftra.
ge ieiner Hegierung IN Berlin allf
bielt.
@ie Der %genannte 4orreiponoetii
|erpdbnt, iagt mat in England 2or1
| Soloane nod 9ertidlano ais 1eiltt
geiitige Seimat be5eihnet 81 baben.
gr mar Elm S6iiler oes berporrasen-
sen @ottinger 8biloiopben uno I6p.
iiologen 2ote, bon Dem err nod iebI
nit b0flter @9tung ipri6t, in 0bi.
lider @eiie, iuie Goethe in ieinenl
| nGpilog gu Sdiders @Iode~ bon oen'
Ierfaiier oieler:
| u@eit biuter ibm, in meienloieni
S6eine
Gag, mas ms oGe b6noigt, ods sc.
meine."
2oro 9aloane perriet I'M 2duTe oes
] SnterDietps cine intime 8efaunti6oft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-05

8ieb5u6ter S. 6. Garrett BON 81
&aio uno Corpus Gbrilti gei6olIelt
1nb gefabrli6 perpunbet moroen.
Ingeflagt, oet berbGngniSpollcn
S6uB abgefeuert 8u baben. mlroe
Der Sieb5ii6ter nno =9anoler %. $.
GbanS bon Sort 8ortb; er ml4roe mn
ter $4,000 9iirgi6aft gelteQt.
Na6 geridten, Die beim 2anos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in @oIbiug-
ton ein~getroffen itno, lit on Sen 8fir-
iiden IN Der @eeeno bon Sod1onbiae
atbeas Mariboa uno 2inoale, Ser
bauptiadliditen 8firfi6gegeno unIe.
res Stuates, ourd) oen SpGtfroft EN-
S6aoen BON 35 bis so Bro3eat a1t=
geribtet iporoen.
@ie aus San Nngela beri6tet
miro, babelt Die Nntt > 8robi6itioni=
item in Com Green Gonntp NIT occ
fttappen Mnioritdt bon 50 Stimmeil
geiiegt.
goofl1m bat nit geringer Mo.
ioritat bie &onmtiiions : Gertpal-
ti1n9 eingefiibrt. @s nltroen SCI
Stirnnten oafiir uno 287 ooge9en ob-
9e9eben.
Sn Goots Goint bei ealomea
truroe Die orei8ebniabrige godt4r
bon Sobn Srfio our6 5ufaQige Glit-
laoung zines @euebres, oas I,r
nenniabriger 8rtoer in Ser Soao
batte, getotet.
am s. uno 8. april miro IN
8ictorio oie Snbresfonpention ser
u5ontb Seras Meoieol Soeietp" al.
qebalten iperoen. Mon ermurtet Ell
ipa 200 9eleeafen.
-Sn 2odbort m1roe sic Shooat=
eriaBflagc Der SRI. gbit6 S6por5
bic Miiiouri, aanids & 9eros
gabit onr6 ei1en 8ergleid geid[idj
tet. Die aldgerin erbalt $500.
Sim lesten Sreitag berltarb in
Der geabe BON 5rieorthsblrg SER
Gotparo Sol1g an einem Ser5idla9e.
Ser 8eritorbene mar lit Gillespie
Gountp eeboren uno binterldBt ieine
sSrait nno mebrere &in0er.
SSt Guero lit, Mitte poriger.
SER 90. SroutipeilL I'M NJ
ter BON II Sabren ~geitorben.
Sic Qnipobner oes onrd ben gro
ben Damn bel Muffin geidaffeuen
8irfulieren cine 9etition an
Die goit6eboroen, I'M eine meme gtu
raj Route. Die @blieferuug oer
8oltfoden ioQen per Boot reIp. pcr.
8aiolin-2aund 9ei6eben.
am Mittpod finoet in geelt-
oas groBe Meeting un5
Gicnic itatt, I'M oos @roieft, entlang
Der neuen @oititroBe bon Son @n-
na6 auitin 8dilnle 5r pflal.
zen, in Iebbaften Gang 8u bringen.
Sci @lgin tpuroe oas 5tpeijd5-
RICE Sobn6en Ser Gbeleute Sntith,
BON einem -dltereli 8ruoer, bela
geidofien uno idpcr pertpuh-
BET.
sn Samitag perfaufte SEER
s. 8illfelmann in S6erb ie:ur
eaumuolle an Die @erlidsSduG5
GIT 8 Gents per &fun0. 4
Sn @~rliefepile 1T SEER 90
I'M 4fter BON y Sa6ren ge-
Itorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-05
5 ~ = ustis.

gMr eriaden aniere 2eRr rdt orineemO, ben iAmbisen N6Onne-
neatsbetrae mnsebenO einsaienSen, ba es ns nnm6s(td 1T, sen sanseu
Staat bereiiem at laTen,
Sm Safe man bas announcement nldt 81 erneaern tuimidt, bitten mr
@a Anf6e5a6luns Bis 3nm Sage nmb tim Mithlnng, Saf sic 3nienbnms
PES Siattes einsefelt. uerben ioQ.a
@iemanb ioate SagEsgIaIf entaedenne1men, Der IS ndt mebr lefen
sAo beBaben milf. S&v f#
Sic Grpebitipm.
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Ser &ongreB bat befanntl;d
fir Safer uno 5iiiiie oie rnnoe Cunt
me BON oreiBig Miaionen 9oGors
bemiaigt mo a~ngeoronet, oaB oas
|@elo BON Dem sSngenielrsforps oes
Observation-Disclosures perteilt meroert
ioa. SEPT miro Die 8erteilung bon
8uibin9ton ans befallnt ge1f1a1t. 9as
nod erbdlt Teras folgenoe Sumumeii
eineii gnteil ON $4,000, Die fir. sic
Gcrtilgung BON @aiiersSp5inten IN
Miiiliippi, 2oitiiiana uno geraS
allsgeiett iino; @alpeiton Sabrmaiier
100000; Sobripaiier bonn @alceitp.
ner Safen ta6 Seras Gitp $4,000;
3abrmaiier nod Sort gp1ipar $40
900; Souiton Sdiffsfanal 100000,
@elt @alpelton 9ap uno Miinoung
Der III lie einlaufenoen Gtrome 500
600; fir ben &iiitenfanol 5fpiiden
@elt @olpeiton 9aD nno 9ra5os
$4,000; fir ben a~iitenfonal 5pi-
id)en 9ra5os ullo Matagoroa 8ap
$4,000; fir Ben aHitenfanal 5pi=
iden Iranids TnB unO IaB Gabel(o
$4,000; fir oie @uaoaloupe-@e-
aeno $t5,00o, fir Die 8ra5os Miinr
Dung $4,000; fir ben gra5os 5ni.
iden 8elasco ull0 @oibington $10,=
GOO; fir ben 8ru3os 8pii6en @oib
ineton ul0 @aco $200,000; fir Sort
aronias S1SO,000; fir ben aonal
bon 9(ranios SAB nod Corpus gbri-
.iti $4,000; fir Sabine &1B ntto ben
Sort 9[rtbur 8anal 100000; fir
oen Srinitp $37, 900; fir GppreB
gapon, 8eras uro 9ouiiiana 5uiom-
men $4,000; fit Die @aiierltraBe BON
Mernenteau mad Dem Sabine, Seras.
uno 9ouiiiana auiammen $4,000.
@onnerneiir Sereuion bot Die
Sausbia geo. 1876 nit ieitlem 8eto be-
lcet, CUR Geenlierung ser 8eroffent-
lihung, bes Grudes uno Der @ertes
lung BON aampdgne : In5eigen Git
'fufaren ooer 2itteratur irgeuo ipel-
der Mrt, neil lie cine gdt5lih utl~
NOTICE geeintradtigilng Der GreBfrei-
belt beoeutet.
9urf Die Gntideioung Der @e-
neral Staafsanmoltidnft lit gis fir
en- Rabrunesmittel erfl1rt moroe,l
un0 Ser Staats : @ommiiiGr fir rei-
he giabriingsmittel uno 9roelef, 81.
6. 9offmonn, miro bon MN an ieila
Mufmerfiamfeit ben gisfabrifen nnS
Gisb1nolern Sutpenoen uno oorouf
iebem, 0nB Elm reines @is IN ben
9Rarft gebradt miro. 3ufolge Der
iGntiheioung litio Sabrifen bon Gis
uno oeren 0ieoerlagen elmer Steiier
bon 81 mtermorfen.
Ser Staats : Mferboii : Som
nliiidr 5reb %. gapis bat in gerbin-
oung nit ieinem Gepartement elm
Marft.9iiro etobliert un6 George g.
EerreG bon alto uno 6. SO. Cole bon
@barton all Sic Spite Oeiielben ge.
felt. Gas giiro ioa ben Sarmern
bebiifflid iein, iid oa organiiieren,
nm ibre Yrooufte gemeiniam in Den
W2artt 81 bringen un0 bel poaer So
%rantie Der Site berielben before
Yreiie 81 er5ielen.
SIM 9iItriftgeridt in ltoaloe
lit Die S6aoeneriosflage bon goctt
Bros. aeeen Die @alpeiton Sorri5.
burg mo San Mntonio gabn 81
@unlten Ser &l1aer enti9ie6en NOR
Sen mo Die @ei6norenen fprnden
ibnen $3.50 gu. gnett Bros. flaeten,
meil Die 8abngeienidait oos entlane
ibrem @eeeredt itebenoe Sobnior-
@ras IN Soamet ausiDahien lieB.
Gie @eieaihoft bot appelliert.
SSSn Der &otunoo oes @ortb so.
tel in Sort @ortb lit Der befanete
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Gnitoniamen gSrpouffe

GpttoHiansn : Vrpbutte.
San Nutauto, Ser, 5. Npril. lots
Ertma @ruoe Cotton Seeb Oil, 40
@ctttS bet @nlone
sssp gorf, 5. april. = spot $685.
nlo 1915; Mdr5, $685. uno $6.70;
April, $3.50 mo S6.75; @iai, 1854
nlIo $685.; Stunt. $6.97 uno $500:
Sui, 500 uno $40; @ueult. 1923
lt1o 1924; September, S7.32 mo
1913; Sftober, 1927 unS $3.50.
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Uni Somltag %Derfaltfte @err
s. 8infelmann in S6erb ie;ue
9aumuolle an Die @erlid- Sdu[5
@ompdnp alt 9 Gents per 9fnn0.
Sn arllefepide 1T SEER 81
I'M 9fter BON y Sa6ren ge-
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Trele Prene fit Cexas.

60 ssess gs ssas sg 1855
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-05

3a perrenten = 8fpei m66iierte 3ins
Her nut iepdratem gingan9, an 5trn
Belibabn eelegen, S6Gnes Gommer1eiri.
Sreiie mdBig. NadSufraeei1 46t Murs
pip Abe, atn 3orb<gn0e Der 8ef Gro
Gar Clinic. Selepbon: Srdhis 4t69.