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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

val, the new Belgian envoy to the Vatican, declared to-day that reports that the Belgian Government was displeased because the zPapaI Nuncio to Havre were false. He added that his Government believed that the Nuneio could be more useful in Brussels than anywhere else, since he could keep in closer touch with the situation and correspond directly with both Havre and Rome
 Test German Dreadnought.
 Geneva, March 2O.-Information is received here from Kiel that the Ger man dreadnoughts there are receiv- ing steam and screw trials to test their machinery thoroughly and that the crews are being carefully drilled. Similar tests and drills took place in January, when half the men on the heavy guns to meet the bombardment Of British naval artillery
 First Socialist in Berlin Council
 Berlin. Via London, March 2o- The Aldermen of Berlin today elect ed Herr Sassenbach, Socialist and sec retary of a labor union.S to be a mem Der of the City Council. He is the first member of the Socialist party ever nominated for the office.
 Frost Injures German Potato Crop
 London, March 2o-The potato crops in eastern and southern, Ger many have been damaged by sudden frost, according to despatches receiv- ed here from Copenhagen.
 France to Seek Germany's Markets
 Paris. March 2o-Presidents of the Chambers of Commerce in France will meet here on Monday to devise means for securing markets which have been exclusively Germany's hitherto. and also to consider the Mennet. head of the Paris Chamber, says that business is not stagnant ex- cept in luxuries
 Women Rush to Work in England
 London, March zo-More than 700 women willing to take the places of men workers have been registered The men are entering industries where the Government needs them.
 official Died As Private Paris. March 20-The death of Henri Co11ign Counselor of State, on the field of battle in Eastern France was announced today.
 M Collignon, although 58 years olds volunteered as a private and us- led his great influence in public af- fairs to obtain an assignment in ac- tive service He had been fighting for months in the. trenches and ac- cordinE to his officers. showed re- naarkable coolness and bravery.
 He was recommended several times for promotion to the rank of Second Lieutenant, which he refused, prefer ring to sefvae as a simple soIdi err
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

In the United States circuit court of appeals President John H. Patterson of the National Cash Register com pany received the congratulations of friends after Judge Cochran of Ken lucky announced the decision that made void all penalties decreed against MT. Patterson and twenty-six of the chief associates in the National Cash Register management thirteen months ago.
 The decision of the celebrated case gives the conclusions of Justice Will liam Day of the supreme court and of Judges Cochran and Sanford, district judges, who heard the appeal of the National Cash Register officials from the sentences and penalties imposed by Judge Ho1Iister following the verdict of the jury holding them guilty of vio- lation of the Sherman antitrust law.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

tYou players lack realism,'' said the colonel You have never known how it feels toi face a storm of monster shells, any one of which would man gle you if it struck yeu.''
 tsI know how, it feels said the tra-. gedian. .sI once toured South Africa in Hamlet. And in, South Africa the gallery gods lombard you with ostrich eggs"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
i YAIE GErs ART GIFr.

New Haven. March 2O.-Among re- cent gifts to the Yale art school, it is announced to-day is painting of Christ before Pilate'' by PaoIa Zop- pc, in memory of Louis R.. Enrich, class of 1869. of New York City. zop- pc was a painter of the 18th century.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
GiddanI

The candidate is a sly mutt,
 He spends with open hands; You often see him running, but
 You don't know how he stands.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
THE SMITH-MURRAY CO.
 CASH AND Low PRICES

Every day-in every deparmentyou find articles O many sorts at specially These goods always dependable, the quality good the only thing below standard is the Watch the savings offered day
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
THE sMITH-MURRAY co.

to make a skirt. told her about six or seven yards. +sOh, that's too much, " she said. Give me about two yards. I only want to make a corn hoelng skirt. Virginia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

B. 0. Hill of Pittsburgh. receiving 4el1er of the Cleveland Federal Re- nerve Bank. shot and killed himself, because of illness.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

The South. African Government faces a deficit of $1S, S,51o,0o in 1915-16.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
Thinqs to Worry About.

A Boston paper announces that Cole R1ease is the .'nocuous nigritude of occult oblivion
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
WuH!

The telephone girls voice is swell, She can't be very old, I think that she must be a belle, She rings when she is tol1ed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
Corn Fed.

Dear Luke-I am clerk in country store. One day a husky girl came in and asked to see some red calico. She asked aheut how mnch it u1oaA4s5r take
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

Use of the Bulgarian language in private schools in Servia. was forbid
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
OTHER ART GOODS VALUES.

Stamped 27 in. center pieces, and pillow tops with backs. Stamped on tan art ticking in forget-me-not and aster designs Z5c Cretonne pillow slips. Edged with lace. Various patterns
 25c and 29c
 Main
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
Huh.

The cat ate the canary,
 He didn't, leave a thing; And now the cat goes out at night And thinks that he can sing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
Luke MeLuke saxs:

Luke MeLuke Says:
 Half of the time man forgets what size undershirt he wears. But you never heard of a woman who forgot her waist measurement.
 There was a time when father could spring a story he heard at the ChEisty minstreIs in 1879 and mother would think it awfully funny But nowadays when father starts to tell new story mother shuts him up with the assur- ance that she heard it at one of her clubs last summer. After a man has been married long enough he discovers that the only way to argue with woman is to grab your hat and keep on going
 Ever notice how long it takes a plate of soup to cool when you want to eat it and how soon it gets cold if you are busy and want it to stay warm The hi' brows are working hard to make us adopt simplihed spelling. But 1t would help more if they could com pei us to adopt simplified talking. Before he gets machine man talks about the ding blatted automO- piles. After he gets a machine he talks about the ding whizzled pedestrians. A man will buy his son rife to play with in winter and a canoe to play with in summer. And then he will wonder why there are so many undertakers in this country. There are all sorts of people in the world. Some men like to raise skunks and others like to carry the dead snipe of a punk cigar into q closed street car.
 A corn fed may not be able to tango as gracefully as the girl who has a shape like a No 10. needle. But the corn fed attracts all the attention at a bathing beach
 We all pay too much for exper1ence.
 Things to Worry About. It costs l$165.95 to feed COW for a year.
 How They Became Famous. The thaater had just closed for the night, And the manager had put out all the He had d'iefs closed the Hampers on the stove. But if they were closed right, goodness Through the door the smoke did come; Then a young man came on the run, Thinking the fire might do harm He ran and sent in the alarm, While the brave volunteers fought the
 flames That is how they won their Two HarOors CNdinn.1 Journal-News,
 Our Daily Special.
 It is a wise man who knows how ignorant he is. E He, Was Too FIype.
 Belgian who lived in old slype
 To the river one day made a trype.
 He waded right in
 Clear up to his chin,
 And now he is nursing the grype. 
 Paw Knows zEverythins.
 Willie - Paw, do you know every thing?
 Paw-Yes, my son.
 WiIlie-Well, if two women claimed a thin man as husband, would he be the bone of contention?
 Paw-Young man, you go down in the cellar and fix the furnace.
 Tough.
 It's easy enough to be pleasant
 When the letters you get make a hit,
 But the man worth while
 Is the man who can5 smile When ali his mail reads. Please remit
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

Our Daily Special. Success also depends on knowing what not to do.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
Located.

Dear Luke-The o. f. man who says 'sYou are a gentleman and 6 scholar runs drug store in North Columbus. O.-P. F.
 Dear. Luke-The O. f. man who says seYou are a gentleman and a scholar is Captain NJ. M. Laidley of this town. Madison, Ind.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
The BypIay MinstreIs.

s'Mr. Interlocutor, can you tell me why a crazy mans head is like Satur- day n1ght?'
 .sNo, MT. Tambo, cannot. Will you tell us why?"
 Because it is the week end.''
 s.After the surgeons have chIoroform- ed the injured and suffering MT. O. Due Gaggym will render that pathetic ballad .'She Sleeps In the Valley by Request"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

Baby sets-consisting of jae- ket, cap, bib and bootees. Stamped on silk finish white popIin, for French knot and loop, stitch embroidery with Peri-lustre floss, sufficient to work the set. Complete for
 soc Huck towels < 19x36 in. Stamped in cross stitch de- signs. Hemstitched edge 33C Floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
BriEisIn loses AppaIIing.

London, May 20.-The Times prints Obituaries of twenty-five more officers whose death had not been announc- ed oficially, making the total number Of casualties among officers in the present fighting 3S4.
 Lord Claude Hamilton, in a speech last night. accused the military au- thorltIes of conceaIing the British losses. He declared that the Grena- dfer Guards lost their Colonel and sixteen officers in killed and wounded and that only 800 of the 1s10a of the rank and file survived.
 The Cameronian Highlanders, he said, seemed to have been wiped out Their casualties were Appalling
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

Potato crops in south and east Ger many. were severely damaged by frost
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

uide diagram embroidery lesson The pillow top is IT
 inches is stamped ticking pure linen crash and white rep We charging only the regular price of the six skeins of silk and lesson The pillow top and back are ABSOLUTELY FREE There are many different patterns which you may select from Come and get one.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

M. D. Cure is a doctor in Weston, W. Va
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
4foDes tD prove Atrt,cities.

Paris. March 2o.-Dr Alexis Car rel Of the Rockefeller Institute of New York, who is serving in the French medical corps, left this after noon for Compiegne in an automobile loaded with medicines and hospital supplies. He spoke briefly to the correspondent of The Sun of the pos sibility of proving scientifically that the German troops committed atroci- ties systematically under the orders of officers as high as the rank of Cap tain. He said it is certain that such proof will eventually be presented to the scientific world with all the neces- sary corroborative photographs and dat.
 Personally, at hrst.'' he added. ''I w3s little inclined to believe in the reports of such atrocities because as a scientific man demanded concrete proof in all eases, but now firmly believe there were many real cases. and trust 1t will not be long before competent authorities will present proofs to the scientific world.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
Pillow Top and Back Given Free!

We will give a handsome pillow top and back FREE with every 25c purchase of 6 skeins of Richardson's Pure Silk Floss, in exact shades to embroider it, and also a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

Cheer Upl Don't cuss the cold And do not sigh; For you're not told To swat the fly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
France to Seek Ger1nany.s Market

Women Rush to Work in England
 London, March z0-More than 700 women willing to take the places of men workers have been registered during the past twenty-four hours. The men are entering industries where the Government needs them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
First socialist in Berlin Coune

Berlin. Via London, March 20- The Aldermen of Berlin today elect ed Herr Sassenbach, Socialist and sec retary of a labor unions to be a mem Der of the City. Council. He is the first member of the Socialist party ever nominated for the office.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20

Frost InJures German Potato Crop
 London, March 2o-The potato crops in eastern and southern Ger many have been damaged by sudden frost, according to despatches receiy- ed here from Copenhagen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-20
Thinas to Worry About.
Our Daily Special.

It is a wise man who knows how ignorant he is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12
Nnulnler 129.
Ans WlerifO.

Die giacbridt BON Der 9eie0er-
lage Der &onItitltionaliIteu BET Sal
tito bat iidb beitatigt. 9as ae5d)la
gene Seer iii inter yilbrung BON @es
neral Wfaclonio S5errera nod Molls
tereD gegangell Ipo ieill Aonllnett
5lterit groBe 9lnfregung perlriadte,
reIl nall glaubte, es leiell gillu
grltpperl Ole fib Der 5taof naberter.
2ie aonititltionaliitelt 8erItorteu
nas BabngeleiIe, I'M eille 0erful
gnng bon Seiten Der giIliltas ii
|perbiiteiI 10 BOB ieBt Die gabnDer=
binoling 5ipii6en 2oreoo ullo Weon-
terep ipieoer eilllnol ulter6rodell
tit. 9lnd III 9euebo 2areoo rief Sic
0tadrid)t polt Dem Siege Ser Son
pentionaliiten bel SaltilIo aroBe
Nnfreglng berDor lnlo piele Der bort
uobneiloen naerifallilden syliid)tlinGe
iuften iiber ben 99io Grai0e al
fonlinen lpobei Tie nlitldieppten
lipas iie nnitfd3leppen fonnten. ger
BefebIsbober Ser bort in WarniIoii
hefill0licben Observation-Disclosures
Eruppen perbinoerte idblieBlid, oaB
nie Sliihtlinge lpeitere Gertlaher
|nah Der amerifanilden Geife bradJ=
| ten.
Cine Gepelhe aus 2nre0o frlei5
oet, OaB iiA Die 9sadridt bon Der
Ginnabn1e Der Stn0t 0ictoria, Ser
@nuptitaot Des Gtaates Sainalllipas,
ourh Die GonnelltionaIiItets beftatigs
babe. ganfpico lei ober nod lin Sc
| fiB Der &orlititrtionaliIten.
@0laroo ssStrrbioe Der IN Der
leBten 3eit piel gettannte ebenlaligs
@onperneur oes gallloesoiitrifts, ben
@iIfa nnO 3apata billridtell lalien
liuoIlten uno Ben 2eon Gallopas, oes
alnerifanfidJe 6pe5ialpertreter, lit
gerein NIT ailoern 9iplonlaten llasa
inter 3lffinnnlnitg Des Yr1iioellieis
@uitierre5 rettete, lit gliidliA It'll
@albiltgton efngetroffell.
9lns 9eaco miro gerleloet, ioiup
MaDlorern de aud Der NefebIs sba=
fer Der garrall5iitas, batten oa'f
@ertrag init @en. Scott ltllter8eidjnef
I General GosaI Der Gnrran5o4
@oliperneur BON 9epie, Der nah
Tginnabme bon Ma8atlan onrh Die
giliitas, fi6 auf ein Gdiff fIiidltete.
iuuroe BON Dem Sd)iff berlllterge-
colt uno nor Elm ariegsgeridt ge=
! it4lt
sLits @afbingto1 miro gellle[=
Bet, Die Garralt5a=3 3riippen haftef fat
aEfe Monteren uerIajIerl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12
aurjt lltberIIdt.

&Droringen Der Siiiiien tit
Der Snfoipina tit anideineuo
gum Stiilitaab gebradt,
sstaIieu id)idt Srnppen mad,
ben aesaiiden Snicln.
Die 6ranspien seben Stia
itaKo i'm Gliafl at.
stainpfe hei Soiifpns nnS
Eertbes iinb fir bic JransuieH
nidlt erfolsreidl.
StaatsiefretGr bon Sagom
erflGrt anseblidD, oaf Der Gric5
In sSmni beenbet iein iuerbe.
Die sirfem baben itarfe
Srappenntaiien naI)e Scr agpp-
tiidlen 0rcnse.
!S,inbenbitrg iast, es lueroe
nod ffjiuere &fe nebmen.
ege 9iuklanos @iSeritano nc
brpa1eH lei.
Sie MDbanlmeoaner erheben
|ruteft seaen Sie Ierluenbmna
imoiIdler Srnppen I'M gIns-
lauoe+
ssn ct. 9seterSbnrs iDa Scr
Nnsbrudl BON ltmrmben seoroft
taben.
Die ssinans |erbGItniiie
Seiitid)lanos iino aitsse5eidnet.
lfeberaa amf Den Sdjladjtfel-
bern TT nidjts ysenes paiiiert.
DeiitidjIanb ipciit frans5iiidje
ge'fJmlbigmngtn 5nriif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12
ImIanD

= 9eilte miro i'm Nepraientnittell
ballie oes aongreiies iiber ben Msosl
neai6en 8eihlnB, oas ben Gtaate,
ein JrauenItinlntred)ts gfmenoemetll
sur giinoesDerfailiHng porgelegt iper.
DC, obaeltimmt.
81 Wfitglieoer Ser .Gera.
Gattle faiiers' slfloiicintion" babet
I'M 9lunOesgeriht 5u Aanias Git.
cine slnflage gegen Die SO. 81. & 6
8abti, Die MiIfouri 8acific gabn
Die Salita Sc 8abil mo an6ere
0abnen erbobeil. oeren 3iped es lit,
bon ben 9abnen $4,000 SnriiG 81
erbalten, Die fie ibnen angeblih iiif
geforoerltng BON @ieb 81 piel ange-
red)net batten.
Ser Staat glriSona bat einel
neiblihen Senator uilo eiiten lpeib-
lifen 9iepr1ientanten in ieiner &C.
gislatur. Die Senatorin lit sSrau
5raneis g9. Wiiulos, oie 9fepr1icn-
tantin sSrau 9adel 8arrp. 9ie 2et-
tere pcrabfheilt oeil Sobafsralth uno
iebte iofort nah 3ulanlmentritt Der
2egislatnr Die 9lnnnbrne elmer Megel
ourh, Die 0as Gauhen i'm 9allie Der-
bot Srau Miilos lit berniinftiger,
iie bat nidtS gegen 0as Naubell
elllsnmen6en uno In 6olge oeiIen oarf
aiid) I'M Seilat meiter gerallht iper.
ben.
8as greflitipfplnite Ser 3ioili-
item in gtep Oorf bat oie gaabritbt
erbolten. ooB 8uIdItina bon elmer
Sun9ersnot beorobt iei.
9as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes
8ongreiles bat nit $50 eegen SO
Stinllnen cine 8if( angenonlnlcr.
iuelhe Die Seirat stpiiden 8eiBen
ino gtegern I'M 0iritift Columbia
Derbietet.
TIMER &ongreBreprdietttant
@enrn bat fid) nit einem @riefe an
oas sSeoeraI &eierbe goaro gciuanoi
un0 oasielbe oringeli0 eriidt, 8or-
febllugen sur llnterltiibung lno Sill.
fe Der iiiolidlen GottonpfInn5er 5it
treffen.
Brali0ent g8iIion erfl6rt, Die
@enerfung in leiner 9ieos,u ssnoia-
napolis fiji niht ols cine Mlifiinoi-
gung ieiner @ieoerbeiperbltng iml
cas- Grdiioentenant an8uIeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12

nsogar bic Giuna6me hyn Uar-
ld]aH nn0 bic Cffmpiernna
Der Weidiel Qinie iuiir6e lei.
Hcslpegs Sas Gn6e unleres syelb-
sHges beoenten. Die 9aaiien f6n-
men BET oem nnsebeuren @ebiet Hires
@eides inner suriidiueidJen, BON
stieff uadJ Mpsfan nno BON ba nadJ
Sibirien, nno mir f5nnen ibnen
aatiirIid) nid)t nad) Wla6iluuituf fol-
gen. Su iagte 9entidjIanSs popmIGr-
iter Seerfiibrer, JeI6marIdjaIl b. S5in=
oeHbnrs einein @ertreter Der rgliio=
tiierten Vreile", Der bier GtunSsn
laHg in ieiner 0eielIidaft iueilte. Ger
5elemaridJalf iettc lnseinan6er, Sas
be 0imiien iuabrenb i6res g,orito6es
Ha1 oes Oaranf er;pnnsenem 9iiid-
snses entietIid)e |erlnife hatten, 6ic
losar bic WerInitc bei Samnenbera
nno bel Ocm yiiifsng Ser 9lenncm-
tanfpFFiden Nrmee bon ben mainri-
ldDen Seen ii6erfrafen. Weipnbers in
ben adnpfen nm WlueIaiusrf, Gutnu,
spos Mno SDipic5s bic fir ben ;seinp
aitheroroentlidD bcrlnitreidl iuaren.
Mad Der Sdjatnng oes sseIOmar.
ldlaIls, Der lie fpnIerpatib mannte, fla.
ben bic Mniieu ieit otm 13. gsopem-
tfr i1etisiteiis 10000 Waaun an
sofen anO geriunnbeten berlureu
anD 10000 Mann an WeIanaeneu.
Sie adnipfc enfiuidelten iid) iiberail
sli @uniten Der Sentidem, iagte BON
SiHoenbnrg, beionbers ieif oem TaIl
BON fuos nn0 benr geeinn les rniii.
ldjen 9iid5nas. srobSem erflar:e
Der 5eiomaridlaa 0arf man sic Mul-
len midlt ais aeId)lagen 6ctradlter.
~ iuerofn nod mandjr Sample &c,
fanipft iuerSen riiiiTen bis Ser gSsi.
oerifanb oes aroien Gsarenreidls nc.
brpd)fH lit.
Ieftidlen Gepcid)en madl lit Bic
gnae in Npro-Eolem midlt beranoerf.
DC genfldlen riifen In ssolac Ses
ld1ledjfeH Neffers MIR Iangiam Dor.
Ans Berlin iuirb gcinelbef, in be:a
ArgpnnenipaIb bGtfen Die 9eutidjen
dortidritfe semadjt, i'm GfiaF lei al,
les rulie.
lleber @alisien iiuo oie rliliiidenI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12
Der fransOiiibe 8efanscne ais
0e,ttid)er 9idter.

9luf Dem @obenaiperg bei stut
gart peilt 5ur5eit ein fran5oiiidt
llniperfitGtsprofeiIor ais arlegsa
fartgener. Der @elebrte, ser on Il
her @eimat= llniperiitdt 9o3ent fl
oelitihe Sprahe nno 2itteratur ii
Bot fiir5lih Elm Weoidt in beutidt
Sprahe nerfaBt. Die id)0tterl @eri
Die mir IN Ser uaoln. 3tg." finoel
laitfell foIgertoerntaBen.
Sremoes GoIf nnb frelnbe @aue,
Srentoe Sprad]e. it's elm Sra1lin2
Sd bin mad, bod ipas i'd Ichaue,
&sas itb bore, faii' id falnl
9Sar' 8 nicbt geItertt, als Der ipilben
Seinoe grdue liebernnadt
slmf bes @aterlatlos @efiloen
Tins beordngt i'll beiBer Sbladt?
s}od tont mir oer Salnbree eSeeifc
Softer &lana I'M Sbre nad.
9ioe6 Dor ie9 bas &an1pfgetDie,
Ser 8annnen 9ollneriprab II
lltl0 a1s SeitlOes Se{te blid' feb
eSeBt btnauS in SSein0eslano,
9alIielloe belize griiBe idid' id1
@a1in, fpD 8lllu EalbeSranD
Sacbt' Die glbeflbIo1ll' geqlitten;
3nrt ipeit branBen ilth' id1 lie,
eoie fir Die idl hub' aeitritfen:
@teine teltre gsurmnrbie
@lcid)e Conn bonn alei1en 3in1ncl
seudtet freltn0lid6 bier lino bort,
5iebt bort nlf bas ariegsgctiimmel
auf 3erTtDrung 8rnnD uro Otorb.
Sieht bier ailf Elm QanD irtr Srie0ell,
8ns pom &riege litlberiibrtl
Nb, id tuollt', inn ipdra beidieben,
gSa5 n1ein soeirtatlnlD gelpilrtl
@eltegieriae garbdren2
9fobes 8oH bon Srng llatb S5aB2
ssralfreid1s llntergnng 1eit Sabrell
9laneno obne 1trterlaB2
6ier nun lpobnt es: bieie Stdote,
@iefc 90rfer, oiefes SeIb2
Neiil. NIT robert odlloen hdtie
Sc lie tlidlt bebdlit. beiteilt.
Sfifle, NleiB llno 8ottbcrtrauell
eeiinetItebe atnlet Tie
3 ie1e Gdf10ihaft, ol8uidluien
Sdlon iute uleine giormn1Die
gIfs mir, Sic gefang ren Seinbe,
@riflten 8pgeit nurh Die StdOf,
Still 1itlb ernft 1faalp bic @en1einoe.
Manc1es stlige grdreif Intt
Sir inns. 9fnhe Gieaer hdtten
geut ltflo Go6n lfno bitter'ft Gpott;
Sod lie. adlteil audi in &etfen
lil5 ais grii0er nod por 8ott,
Ber iit's, Der Sen Brarln elitfad]te
Scr bies Itolse Golf ltnilobt2
User it's. Der ms alalibeil r1lnd)te,
SAB es frebelno ilrs beoroht?
Sraufreidjl Seine SDbne iterben,
Seine Marfea iinb 5erit0rt
said)t oitrdl seinoes Sdnlo ,8erberbeH
Sduf Der SSrelirto, Der nib bet6rt.
Nalidjer ssrenilb, er rallbt fin intrier.
@as Dir Huhn lm0 G5lnrla perlieb.
lirD es itiirst nit Dir IN 1riiinmer
Meine nrnte Norniailbie i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12

5taat- nnb goantp SteAern fiir
has Sahr 1914 amf grnab- itnb per-
i5nlides Gisentm1t, rniiiIen 6is ss...s:S,u
81. sSannar 1916 an ben Gfener.asEs
leftur s. u. Bitter entridjtet lutxs
ben, nm Die 3abIung elmer Gfrnic
nnb Soften bpm 10 Trp5srtt, 0ie dill
periSnlidjss GiseHtnnr erbuben iufr.
ben, sit uerneiben-
s. 81. 9abis
Gonufb Nidjfer.
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lIttter flener @ei1dftsfiibrung. DOT
i'm 3tpeiggeIhdft an Der 9oIIton Gir.
alifaebober gIIe Muftrdge fir friidb &C
fdnitfene 8Iuinen, 8ollqliets, Blilmc.sz
ifiide u1l0 9eforationen tperben iofort
1tli0 aei6idt alisgefiibrt bonn alten Uez
i6dft an Der Mdir Mbe. Nr. sos. SCI.
grodett 7102 Na9tsS sSeIephcn grodctf
230S Hanl GaE, Waanaaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12

@eites 9el iino @oIolin erb1lt
man bon Ser Sliiitp Oil 60, 400.
Slt-gomnieree Ctr. glelles Gel. gra
biz 1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12

Sr. gS 2eiuis Sallman's Office
befinoet iidb i'm @uilter-Sotel, 3ilu.
ner 429 430 0ffice-Stlinoeit 10
liz.
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Gob6s, Gsferiogc e GobbS, Medts
aniudlte iir0 nad Dem Braons@e
6dltoe gar 7164720 unuae5oaen gei
Grodett 773.
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Or. 8. s. sdloiTcr, 3abnur3i,
tit geraoe iiber ole GtroBe umeeso.
gen, ra5 206 9raop- -@eb1uoe, &C.
aeniiber Dem @imtersSateI Gel.
grofett 1889.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12

9pftOren Gitnntins &c 9apis, 3abu.
arafe, iiro nod Dem @raop. @ebGuoe.
Simmer S07-308. eegeniiber oer1
@isntersSoteI ,imaeSoeer.