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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
Lose Positions on West Bank
of Styr River in
Galicia
$500 SERBS TAKEN
WITH DOZEN CANNON
On Western Front Germans
Stormed French Trench
Near Bourie

The Russians appear to have begun ar
offensive movement in new region, the
German war office reporting attacks neal
Smorgon, east of wilma, being repulsed
In the latest official report by the ltal-
ian general staff, progress for the Italians
in the fighting on the Isonzo front was
claimed. Advances are declared to have
been made on the heights to the north
west of Gorilla in the Plezzo basin and
on the Jayoreck. General Borovich of the
Austrian army, however, is quoted in a
Berlin dispatch as declaring that the
Italian defensive had not even dented the
Austrian line in the Isonzo region. The
Austrians under General Borovich have
maintained all the positions as they ex-
listed when he took charge of them before
the beginning of active hostilities, he as
serts.
Saloniki hears that German submarines
are using the Bulgarian harbor of Varna
on the Black sea as the base of opera
tions. Varna has been mentioned as one
of the harbors where Russia would be
likely to land troops for the invasion of
Bulgaria.
The French official statement reports
that infantry firing is going on without |
interruption at the Labyrinth. Previous
reports that the losses of Germans on
Nov. IA were very high, have been con-
hrmed.
Berlin, via wireless, Nov. l5,--The de-
feat of Russians in Galicia is announced
o-day by the war Office, which says
the troops of General Won Linsingen
drove back the Russians from the west
bank OF the Styr river. The entire west
bank of the river is now cleared. Rus
slams attacks east of the Wilma were
repulsed.
On the western front the Germans
stormed a French trench 300 yards long,
northeast of Bourie.
Announcement also is made by the
war Office of the capture of $500 Serbs
with twelve cannon. OF these, 1000 {
prisoners and six cannon are said 10 have {
been taken by the Bulgarians The !
pursuit of the Serbians is being contin- ]
led all along the front
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
ITALY CLAIMS NO WARNING.
Official Statement Of Anoona Sinking
Sent TO Neutral Countries.

Rome, via London, Nov. l5.-Tbe Ital-
ian government has sent an Official COM
munioation 70 the neutral governments
dealing with the sinking BY a submarine
81 the Italian liner Ancons. The note
denies that the Ancons carried any arms
~ eontraband, or persons in bellgercnt
military service, or that tiere were any
circumstances iustifying such an attack
a. necessity 81 war.
The note declares that the submarine
began 70 cannomade the Aucoma with
ont any previous warning " a blank
shat. and fired without resIate a. the
wireless apparatus. the decks. and even
81 the haats in which passc1lgsrs were
attempting 20 escape.
NanF ~ tiesr. added the note. ~srre
killed 81 uounded. While many pho sp-
Iraariled The submarine were driven -
eith iaers. Thus nearly 2p0 people we're
lf8Hmel7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

William Gallagher, who is employed il
Newport, returned to his work this morn
ing, after spending several days Will
friends in Barre and Montpelier.
The condition OF Mrs. NJ. Hanlon OF
rs Pike street. who underwent a serious
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai in Burlington. is greatly improved,
and she is expected home in a couple OF
weeks.
Miss Albertine Emerson of Worcester,
Mass, arrived in the city Saturday
morning. having been called here by the
death Of j. Fred Emerson, whose funeral
was held this afternoon. Miss Emerson
will make a stay Of several days with
relatives in South Barre and vicinity.
III. r. Hale. who is here TO attend the
funeral of Mr.. Emerson, came to Barre
Sunday morning from his home in West
Someryille. Mass.
Ugho Monti Of Granite street. vice.
president Of the Italian Athlete club.
returned yesterday from a hunting trip
10 Pittsheld, where he had his first ex-
pcricnce with member Of the bruin
family. a family that j. known TO
abound in that vicinity. Mr. Monti was
securing the woods for partridge. when
he encountered n mother bear with one
cub. Deciding that .22-caiibre rifle
was not the kind Of weapon 20 have
when negotiating for bears, Mr. Mont
beat a hasty retreat He is going back
10 pittsfcld this week with q heavier
run.
George r. Cook. q former employe Of
he city engineering depart meut. re-
urned yesterday from geiiersouyille. |
fhere with two Other surveyors. enc ~ /
hem b. M Hayward of Montpelier. ne /
ias been engaged for the past few 4
months in laying 0ui en- nuto raad 4
hruueh ~mugglers' noteh. Three Sur
eyors and q party 0f fte axemen have
ucrecded in settiug the stakes for a
ighaay that is calculated b. establish
ounerfing link of good roadway along I
De- uiain road from Boston - Montreal Z
3 leads from Jenerseufliie g. Stawf.
nd to las the lines the aNelnan uHrr
qupsilad 81 eurk fhsir vs. nuah ~ fhe
mo thruurh frresis ns - untuarfsai
II numbering oTfratious. tf 1romattrs 4
sac hirhuar ere sunrrszfui fa GETTING
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
BIG POWER TRANSFER.
Vermont Power & Manufacturing Co. to
Be Bought by Traction Company.

st. Albans, Nov. Negotiations for
the purchase Of the Vermont Power &
Manufacturing Co. by the 81. Albans &
Swanton Traction Co. have been com
pleted. the transfer having been made 10
John W. ogden Of Maiden. Mass, and
Walter r. Dame Of Clinton. Mass. d.
reciors Of the traction company. W. n.
Tyle Of Massachusetts q third director
Of the traction company. is also asso-
ciatcd with Messrs ogden and Dame IN
the deal.
The Vermont Power & Manufacturing
Go. controls the power plant a. Fairfax
falls. which supplies light and power for
-. Alhans. but the exact date of the
formal transfer i not known. Before
the deal ran be causummated. the neFo.
tisting companies wiil have to secure the
81 the Vermont public service
a1mmission
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
rwo SUICIDES IN ONE TOWN
I've Men Tosk Thsir Lives at Jefferson.
Nh.

jefferson. y. a. NoN l5.-Two sui.
eidat in q huars i tie record established
here YESTERDAY. After an nil-nirit hunt
igr Moses MeDunaa q wsll to-do c1n-
Tractor ~ nhtefsid ui,o has l,esn build
re q uea Episcopal Jhurch bcre. a sfar'.h-
iur parts ffHnd BE BODY yesterday snorn-
ina hshina tbs ieeliausf af tlae Waumiirk
he'tei He had borrowed riar from o.
neighisr end iitffailF hiea ~ ths top
nf BE head
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rristisr Nas fuund haur ~ ~ rurs III
the hsru Il " a. It1frTsur. 81 ufrtau
~ hes &ssNiss lsfn III FInu iaalft far
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tn Tie HsHse etal nt tnuHewd ftiF
uss& FmlateT. ra was vi vaarr riF
saue - AeNg~ssf amrat raars go fgnm
Euat pftetan Ms. 8if wns fnrms4 81
fsrsesaf ssM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
ARRESTED IN RUTLAND.
Michael Below Was Taken to Granville,
N. Y, on Grand Larceny Charge.

Rutland, Nov. l5.-Michael Bellows
wanted in both Vermont and New Nork
state for larceny, and considered a dan.
gerous character, was arrested Satur.
day afternoon in the waiting room Of the
Union depot by Constable A. c. Mason
of Pawlet and early yesterday morning
the New York state officers came 10
this city for the prisoner, be being delh
cred at the state line by Constable Ma
son. He will face a charge Of grand lar
ceny in the second degree in Granville.
\. u, where his parents live. He is a
Slav.
BELOW has successfully eluded the Of
hccrs Of both states for the last two
months and during this time he has
threatened 20 blow up various places in
Granville, combining his accusations 20
saloons where he was refused liquors
He finally came 10 Vermont and il j.
claimed stole some powder and fuses
from the state guarries in Pawlet and
States Attorney &. Y. Poulin issued a
warrant for his arrest.
Previous 30 this oneuse, which oc
cured about two months ago. Il is
claimed that BelioW stole several au-
tires from a garage IN Gran.
ulie and q warrant was issued In that
state for his arrest
Saturday afternoon Constable Mason
had the Vermont state warramt
went 10 the station 70 see . friend ho
arrived on the 2 oclock train and sit
Iinr On one of the beuehes was Below.
IIe made no effort % csespe and before
le could protest IN any vag BE- was 80
-urely attaehed g. the offcer.
Below sfrtsd yeaT in THE houHe
y currection. having bsen released about
On rnonths ago. en- charge 81 hrench ~
i.f paact. The New Hofk oHioers claim
10 rtfuses 10 surk Es is sbout -
-Hara Old
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
RABIDOU TRIAL RESUMED.
Nathaniel johnson, Defense Witness, Is
oss-Examined.

On the resumption of Washington conn
ty court this afternoon Nathaniel John
son, a civil engineer, was on the stand
for REORGANIZATION in the case of
State vs. Rabifou, charged with man
slaughter in the death OF C. n. French,
who was killed by an automobile ON the
road between Barre and Montpelier last
summer. johnson was the first witness
put on by the defense last Saturday
morning and had not quite concluded
when the court took the week end recess.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
MAY HAVE REFERRED
TO ANOTHER BOAT
An Adriatic Left Greek Port
Some Time Ago for Phil
adelphia and Should Be in
Mid-Atlantic by This Time

New York, Nov. l5.--Reports were
current in maritime circles to-day that
the steamship Adriatic had been sunk,
but the report did not say whether the
steamship. was the big passenger ship of
the White Star line or the British steam
ship Adriatic, which left Greek port
Oct. l3 for Philadelphia. The White Star
liner arrived in Liverpool Nov. II and
the agent felt sure she was still in that
port. The other steamship Adriatic
should be about in mid-Atlantic to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
HAVE HOPES OF
FINDING MISSING
SMALL BOATS
Which Put Out from the Steamers FL
renze and Bosnia When They
Were Attacked by Sub
marines

Rome, via Paris, Nov. l5.-The sinking
OF the steamer Bosnia, following closely
the destruction of the Ancona and the
Firenze, has resulted in determined
agitation for adoption in the Mediterrean
of measures similar 10 those which have
checked submarine activities in the
North sea.
A careful search is being made for the
missing boats OF the Firenze and the
Bosnia, but there is no longer hope Of
finding additional survivors Of the An.
coma. The latest official reports give
the number OF the saved as 200 out Of
507 aboard the Ancona. Most OF the
victims were steerage passengers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
BOMBS FEu IN PUBLIC SQUARE
Thirty rsoFls Dead and 1s Injured IN
italian City q Verona

Befae 80 Pars Not. Tlirtv per-
ssns sre desd tn teruua - rrs1lf nf
taFee hnstffan arrnf.Iaras Erurnlra
isanaie - thf e'tv Ttrtv ottss rTrsons
were efiuusr ard Ia s'iahtTr srirraE.
Tae hamt@ ~ tts az rTnw fanra
uigss ai ttsr tisttus in ti,t frtsstrai
s9aafs e tais etg wheFf efffzrns nrf
Eeasarte frum ttt uutiFnr distrMts
weFs attenau1 ~ naHfkrt Minsfn4r
Fsrssus msfs kilie1 81 nuf hnnt
The aeguflrfs rissrE rariars rr-ss
~ ths etr huf nnrs uf 80 sr.sssIs.
t~ufsea 81 tham fsn usnr arr fl 80
rIlltsrF ialltings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
FOUND BURNED 10 DEATH
Mrs Bernard Brady Had Lived Alone At
West BsrrinFton.

Prou8rnos. D. D. Not. ls.-Nrs. Per
uari Brady gf, uss fonnd ia1ruef 20
death Yesterday in tef borne fn West
harrington. Tlaf pefHan laf lived aluns
sfurf the death 81 heF hustsnd trar
arn ard uhea hfr nfaee. Mr.. W5'iiam
MIlrr of Nofth Aftastssfa. esnea 81 ale
hause fastaraay she Hissoeara8 ffir Frfnf
tr. IRE tls8f laT p 80 miHsir rf 49,
3 ttsa.eh aua aH tis fiaibsnr i.nrrss
auuf arH hals fat aans-s srter
firrt1t tire aass ft tss err.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15

In probate court at Montpelier to-day
Eugene X. Towne of Waterbury settled
his accounts as executor of the estate OF
George T. Pape. late of Duxbury, and
Charles II. Howland of Cabot was APP
pointed guardian of Martha l.. kenniston
of Cabot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15

A dispatch from Paris Saturday said
that NJ. Cochin had left the French capi'
tai for Greece to endeavor to obtain the
real truth of the situation. II was added
that NJ. Cochin probably would meet Earl
Kitchener at Athens and that their joint
representations snould have great weight
with the Greek government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
Child FAra1LT scaIBEB
Hs.tss rr-s Trs u szlss.r ustss ai
Futiars

Frs.rrI Nrs ff ue- go
frrf -srr sIe srf II ~ Hns w-s 1ass1f
tf-sr 1ref H f 49,
tsr tsrrr 81 ta
- r-r rrt eEse easr--
M
lE hr-s tailsarF So asl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
eIFT or 500 10 oHURcH
s. Lpkss Episcopal 81 s. Alhsns tts
Rsnpssnt

AZ AHmns. Nns IA eft nf 81 Hm
Fn- fit erHuwmest fun8 a3 ~t Fakss
stts.s1fal ttstrtE MN8 NMNmMfgsaH kr $50
Tlis funa n1u auouHts e. s1aHN Tltrss
tas aisa issu q rst fe tie rtsl.sss nf
r.-n-sr tsaals anf hs|nn ls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15
TO CONFER WITH KITCHENER.
Cochin of French Cabinet Is Expected in
Greece To-day.

London. Nov. ia dispatch to The
Times from Athens says that Denys
Cochin, minister without portfolio in the
new French cabinet, is expected to ar.
rive there to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15

the forts defending the city. Verona,
next to Venice, is the most important
town of the Italian Compartments OF
Venetia, and is distinguished by It's
striking medieval palaces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15

The tem in Saturdays FapsT that 1ehs
Pruneau Of Barre Town uns taken -
county ial 90 arrte q term for intoKics-
tiou Wa an error. The respondent vas
1otn punen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15

MS = tts ss-srs ts,-s hu-t-r.i iff...-r
rirn sssa1.isrss hErs uaas rslf r- So
fs~ ere w NrTrr1 frs 1rIr -
tssF9H rlasFF fTral risrH a.-
- hHle - 80 rtr nrf fst ssas-ss
nz1satastansiss Els frs1es rt a ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-15

A doe was shot inside the city limits
'of Montpelier. just hack Of ~Reistunes
the former home of Prot J. w. Burgess
north II the state HOUSE. The hunter
uns Henry n Bassrtt, AND the 10
weighed 0 40 pounds.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-03
Arlington 'EOteI dndBatbS
U.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
ON U. .. RESERVATION.

Every the comfort and pleasure of
the highest type patronage Beautiful lobby
IOrs, writing aud par0r and rest room
looking Reservation Park Every hall of each floor
nected to the Mountain Park by steel bridges $4,000
pended the summer in completely rebuilding and
furnishing the Bath House, installing every modern
ty for the perfect administering of the mineral
ters, including complete ydrOherapeutiC system and
automatic heating and ventIatin9. Private elevator
vice from each floor the baths used exclusively for the
batherS.
MIG
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-03
Jones Apartments

S32 Quapaw Ave. Phone 1911
Modern, clean. Location ideal Close
to bath houses and business ceuter.
Everything furnished for light
housekeeping
room apartments and or 4 room
apartments, with private bath and tot
let, especially adapted for permanent
tenants Seam Heat and Running Wa
ter In All Rooms.
Board can be arranged for at reas-
enable rates. Those sick or alone Civ
en- special attention. Single bedrooms
for local clerks, or visitors. at re
duced prices.
Inspect before locating
r. A. CPeg") Williams, Prop.
Formerly OF Cozy Inn.
Come and inspect before locating.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-03

Rates So per day and up; S21 per week and up.
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8teit Yrtft tar seras: 9ounu1ae II. 5ebrlar 1915.

geeue lteberrai6ung: Sci @oitpnin
ging Der Sono= u11o 2ebmipeg III
cine gepflalterte Gbauiiee iiber, ulib
ou6 Die 2anoltroBen mllr0er gut,
Elm 8elpeisl oaB oie <Iien aug Itrn-
tegiihen @qriinoen nur an Der
@ren5e ben @eeebou abii6tlid Der,
no6ldliigt batten. Altf iol6en, al1dJ
nod preuBii6en 9egriffen gutert
@egen lino mir Damn meter in Gui=
iiih-Bolen freu5 uno quer mar
ldiert, uniere Ginoriide bon opol),i-
ider @irti6aft" blieben oie glei-
den un0 ip1roen nod gciteigert, ais
mir mebrfo6 ouf Bet 2onoiiber
0es poGniiden Noels l1nterfunft fdfts
oen. 9ie .groBte l1eberraidpung Tot
oas Gut 90. bel autno, 1900
Morgen eroB uno e~Gan5eno betpirt-
idaftet. Ser gan5e 8etrieb bon Ell.
tter iolden Sronune uno floren Sr.
ganiiation, 6oB iogor Elm pommer-
ider @grarier an bteiem Mniterbe.
trieb feline belle Sreuoe gebabt b1tte,
mo ieoes ein5elne larlonirtidaftlide
@erat ieinen feiten Stano botte uno
cine @litsmahe ieoen nnbefiieten
Ginoringling Dor Dem rings NIT
felter Mauer umgeben6en @utsbof
obtpebrte. &ier mar gum %erItennta(
- Ser 9eiiter nidt nod @orIdon
aefloben, ionoern perteioiete tapfer
feline 8iebbeftdnoe eeeen requili-
tionsliiiterne oeuti6e uno ruiiiide
Sol6aten. l1nb mas uns am met
item iiberraidte: er u1to feline, oie
Sausmirtfdoft fiibrenoe S6meiter
%einpfingen nns geraoe5u beralid)
rno gaben inns our6 eirc g~ld1t5enoe
Gerpflegune Sen 8etpeis, ooB quf
tire Slide Der Mnsoruf polniidn
8irti6aft4 nidt mebr i'm lonoIau-
.figen Sinne paBte. Sim @6eno befa=
men mir gilten, bic bon Dem aItett
polnii6en Sod 10 nltnoerbor Ioftig
gebraten tparen, ipie iie lelbit 9or-
dlaro nidt oelifoter beriteaen farn.
9as peranlaBte mid 5u,einem flei-
men 9rinfiprud auf bic Iiebe1spiir.
oige Game oes @ouies, nobel idJ
Die 5rage anfparf, moourd mir 10
bel Site uno Siiriorge peroient
botten. sd lieben Sic, NOR oie
anttport Der barmonten Game (oie
%aaeroines Die Siinf5ig idon iiber-
ldritten batD SEQ, bas Iailen Sic
meine 5rau lieber ni1t b0re1t!!"
rrobte i'd ibr nit Dem Singer. Ser
polbeleibte 3ablneifter aber, Der feir;
begeiiterter Sreitno bon 1OO-ailome=
ter-&itten lit, fliiiterte mir beinl
eritten Stiif @ntenbraten gu. ySli
'olfen Quartierden fonrte mans
lhon nal IA Gage long aus6altenl~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-11
Die bentise Gage.

@enu man Ben beutigen rnifii6en
@odriften elanben fonnte, 10 miibte
Ger oeuti6e 8oritoB auf 8aridalt
misslidt iein uno Die 9euti1en 90,
gen iid mad Der @ren5e alariid. 4ber
zen ruiiiiden Depeiden bat ttdtt BIS
iest nidt %elauben fonnen uno 10.
init miro man aub bieie Nadridten
ais stpeifelboft anieben miiiien, DIS
tie bon oeutider Seite beitdtiet iin6.
SSn Sit-GreuBen Bot ii6 anfdeineno
nidts b%erat1oert. SSn ben 4arpotben-
miro neiter gefompft. auf Dem
lpeitliden ariegsihmuplos bat nidts
8e6eutenoes ltattgefunoen.
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Die @~eiiteritabt.

Sn Der 9erliner flinilfen @odeit.
ld1rit peroffentlidt Or. art6ur
Wfiin5er cine &riegsifi55e, lit Ser er
inter Inoerem folgenoes nd6tlida
.@ilo 5eidnet. 0a9 ser @innabme
Inttperpen's pilroe audi nnier Selo-
lo5arett, 0as Bis oabin in $. lin
aitartier geleeen, pieoer in Iarlt
geiebt. @lei6 am eriten Gage galt's
Elm i6ones Stid @eges 5u bepalti-
gen. SIS modte 5pii6en 10 unc
II llbr @benos Iein, als mir uns neni
Srte e., elmer Stnot BON etfpa 49,
900 bis 1000 ginmobnerfl, n1bern.
Sier batten, mie uns befannt NOR,
mebrfa6 erbitterte Sample ftattge.
ftnoen uno muBtetL fiherfid oeutIi-
DIE Spuren binterlalien baben. @ir
riiden in ben Srt elm ullo finoe.l
auG aber audi aue Sduier 8erIdoi-
len. Son pielen lit MIR elm Grim
nler1aufen geblieben; Die iibrigcll
iinb aud gum groBten Cell 3eritort.
10 oaB mr. nod cine WaIie bon &ui-
men in Die 2uft ~binausragt, ser 3d.
ben lit BON Sdutt ni1o @erou be-
0edt. Sn Ser 9unfeIbeit fonn man
Die ein5elnen gonturen oelltli6 er-
fennen; man iiebt nur 9nn3 unberc-
mIttelt allerbdlo pbantaltiI6e, gre
tesfe Sormen Dor fih auftaliden.
9ier uno Ga babnen li6 our6 oie
5eri6oiienen Seniter Die WonoItrob-
len ibren @eg uno beleitften oie
Sriimnneritatten. Ser Srt lit 0oe
uno leer. gSir 5ieben our1 laage
StraBen fem Menit, fein Sier.
Ib uno 5u buihen MilitGraittomobi.
le porbei, cine Sefunoe miro's tag-
bea uno Damn fdlt @aes mieoer In
tiefe 9unfelbeit 5uriid. @ir font
men an groBen, ipeiten 8l1sen por-
6ei. 4aes leer, @les perlafien. lie.
beral itarrt uns Der 600 entgegen,
Der &uin, oas gnoe. Sn Der 9unfel-
belt miro IaeS nod bel nnbeimli.
der. @ir iito IN elmer @eiiteritaot,
meitab bon alien 2eben. @ie eli'
@eiiter5ug 5iebt unier SelOlasoreti
our6 Die eritarrte Sta6t II Oas ein-
5ige 2eben in Den 3riimmern 0er
8ernidtung. @igenartig lant bait
in ben GtraBen ohs monotone
Champion ser 8feroe nno oas Sol
ieln Der @ogen. Aaes lit auf Den
gleiden triiben Con geltimmt. @or.
iiftig bobnen mir ltits ben @e9 ourdl
Sduttbonfcn uno iiber Die 5ltm Seil
oufgebrohenen StraBen. Gnolid,
iino Die Gore Ser Stobt errei6t mo
es aebt mieoer binous aitf Die 2ano.
ifraBe. @te befreitpon einem ihme-
ren Slip atmen mir auf ais mir bic
@eiiterftaot nerlaiien un0 6al(
liegt iie, in polige 8lnfel6eit &c
6iiat, biuter ms.
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BammtietmIs 2lrtifel.

Infer @orrat an 8dnmen, Strdus
6ern, 8lnmel1, Same1 etc. lit Der bette,
ipel6er lie III Segns ge5ogen tpnrbe. liz
iere 8reiie iinb nieori9er nIs in anoeren
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8ir iinb MN 20 Sabre i'm 8auips
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Sunoerte bon neuen &linben (troB Ser
aroBen &%otfltrrens n6rbliher @eiddfte)
9iefes biirgt fir nnfere Heelitdt. 2a6t
glt6 u~nieren "a 6eiten itarten &otaTon
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geoenft. Ser &atnloa fpirb fir SC Brief
marfen frei berianbt.
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Sdfnereien.
Orange, 4eb Sop nnb glrnber,
Milp= Nsaise unb 2affir=Gorn,
Jeterita = Mffett,
IN ieber 2liantitdt.
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Selepbun Grpdett 1858.
Tartit Az p~erfamfem.

500 Gder rei6es ianbigsIebmiges 2aue
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SdmieS berlanst - Gin outer
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SdnnieSe in Sdert berlangt. Man
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MOSarncr Wab nlb 3nidnei6ennterridt

Nlisleeen. Suihneioen. Inpa5en unS
Adbeu eeIernt. S6Iiilerinnen berfertiaen
tire eiqenen 9leiber ipdhreno bes Ser
mems. SRI. .. 6. SeGer, ManaQer. sol
@arben Ctr. Rebmt 6ot @eus Car ODER
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

gbtD. MibHef, DeiMhftsfhbrer.
III Sones Gbefnae. eeeeniiber Der Gone
Star 8raaerei. Can Nntonio. $eyas
II Bobrifnnfen bon allen Wrten CO.
ooiunHer. MineralipaHer unb bor5igIid
Dem fooIbefnnnten Qfthta SeIkef.
6eibs geIephsne. Srrit Ablfefernns.
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0ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO,

1926 NIamo PInsa- biibib ul0bfierle
refine 3inmer. Soc. Toe, 81 per Sae;
50. so unb %auftpdrtS per WodDe. 3tuauler
nit 2 8etten $500 per @oebe. @Gte3
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