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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-24
Rod cine cnslifdJe slnleibe.

slus 2onoon mel0et mon: Ger
Hlan in ben Ser. Staoten einen &rc-
bit alif5unebmen, Inn ben 9epiien-
aurs eiinitig 8u beeinfluiien, lit feis
tens oes @anfiers &pnlite, iuelhes
Die Sahe in 6dnoen bnt, ntlme1r
i'm ginselnen ansgearbeitet noroen.
Sic an Der syrage interellierten Sc
'anlten tueigerten iih bisber. irgeno
mrlhe slnsfunft iiber sbie Code 5ll
gebelt.
Man 1liinmt ieooh an, oaB 6ie nr-
lpriinglihe Sbee, bie Mehnnnsen n1-
ter @eipabrllng elmer oreilnonatlihcn
Sreoits nit Dem 9ieht Ser 8erldit-
gerung nus3nltellen. fdllen geIoIIel'
lit uno bob Der &reoit ilnnnlebr bic
6orm elmer Gnleibe annebnten folf
ipelde bon ben amerifaitiiben Ban:
fen engliiden Sinan5- SnItitnten SIT
gepdbrett tpSre.
Die 9lnleibe foG nit 10000, 900
Tfuno Sterling ($100,OOO, O,OO0) be-
ainnen nno bis nltf 40.000.000 Nfo
Sterling geIteigert iperoen, ipenn sic
Sransaftion cinmal besonncn lit.
Ger 9la1 lit bon Sen ssoroercrn
nesielben bereits oen Ghasamt I'M.
terbreitet iporoen. Wfan fpartet iulr-
mebr oaraltf, OBJ oas Sdatalnt cine
@arantie fir ebentueIle @erluiic
iibernebmen min, ipelhe oen Condo.
ner @onfen eriteben fonnten
Der 3insfuB fir Die slnIeibe lit
nod nidt feitaeIebt iporoen. Wean
nimnlt in 9orienfreilen an, oaB 10 /,
baio Die Sransoftion eilintal IN slnB
gefommen lit, Ser 9epiien-aurs ipie-
Der eineit ilorlnolen Stono onneb.
men miro, iooaB oen @eih1ftsleuten
bel lteberienbung bon @eloern mad
een Ser. Staaten MIR ipenig @erlliii
ertuahlen miro. Ser GterIing- -Glirs
fiir lteberipeiiiingen per aaheI no.
tierte fiir5lid) 4.665s.
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Surge lleberiid)t.

Siege Der beittid)cn @erbi,n-
6eten nno Scr 8nlgarcn bei Wsi-
troiuita unn 9sriitina gemelbet.
Gie Geiterreider nebinen 12t-
600 Serben sefansen.
Wegen WriedenIanb iul fei-
ne 8fDfabe eingeridtet iper6en,
man mil i'm aber ipe5isae
Eripilesien ent5ieben. Gine Or
fIGrnmg ieiner etellungnalme
lit perla1tgt.
Sitdener ioll seiagt ba6en,
Gnalamoer fansen jeet erit an
sn fGmpfen.
WOers lit Md nidjt sefalIen.
Ter iriidJe syiibrer SolJa
Hebmonb fdluakt ltniinn.
Gin Weid)iuaber cneliid,er
ltnterleebopfe fdbrt nad Der
Office.
gnlsarien mil anseblidj bas
bon Serbien eroberte Webiet bc-
baIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-24


9ia& bem oemtidjen 0eneraIitabs6c-
rid)t finb bic Serbem n6rolid) BON
Mitrumita nnb norb6itIid BON 4rt.
ffina siriifssluorfen luor6en. gie
&nIgarrn bringem iii06ftlid) bDn Gri-
it;aa iisgreidJ Dor.
Gie Geiterrsid)er nael6en, Oas iie
am Counting nn6 Dfuntag, nSr6Iid,
bOn Yriitina, 1900 Serben aefan.
gen genumiiten babem.
Die Serben bebnnptem, he hStten
bic VifIgarem in einer Sd)ladt in
Central Serbien seidlagen. Sic
Sdllad)t babe iueitlid uongelifa Gla-
no Itno oem Serge 3eefoiuob itattac-
fnnoen. Die Nadjrid)t 1T ictr well:a
rertranensiuiirbig, ia iie crid)eimt ae-
rabesn mum6sIidl, bonn ans Der Sc
geno BON gelifa 9sIana, 6as am untc-
rem Sanf Der Woralua Iiegt, iino Sic
SerbeH ia id)pn IGnslt pertrieben.
SrOtoem ifellen bic engliid)em Ncpe-
fdJcu iidj an, ais iei bic gsad)rid)t
nnrdnns ernit 81 nebmen mi,
fniipfen an lie ioaar md cine Ianss
JOlgermng besiisIid ibrer @irfmna
cmf Die Gage.
Die SfaIiener mel6en, oaE Scr
Gampf am sSion5o NIT Mnberminoer.
ter 6eftigfeit bor iidl eebe. 0oers III
aber INNER nod nidt senommen.
Cine Gabas 0epeld)e ans gltben
ineloet, &itdjener babe bei ieinem
geinde in Ntben ben griedjildjen
Gtaatsmdnntrn .erflart, GnsIanS
meroe bis 5Mm nSd)iten Nlars 4 Weif.
Iiomen Soloaten Iabem mn6 I'm Gtan-
be fem, fedjs Whlionen SuIfen mil
Waffen ano NunitiDn 81 perIeIlen.
Gs iuGre besbal6 aud cine aro6s
Gmmmbeit an5nnebmen, oas Ser
Aritg anbers ais NIT Der pSlliacn
Nie6erlage Gentidlan6s enSen fSnne.
Gnglamo babe ben 'aampf crit beaon-
i,en. Wenn aitdener 6ies luirflidl
seiaat fat, bnnn bat er ltniinn ae.
idluatt, aber es 1T fanm ansnnelJ-
men, oak er es geiast fat.
sSobn &eomono. Der befaunte sSiib.
rer Der iriiden RationoliIten, oic
fefanltlid felt CUR engIilfcn Meaie.
rung balten erfldrt, er iei amf eimer
Sieiie nadl Oem frans0iiiden ariees.
idlanplat 81 Der llebersengnns oe-
fommen, oaf 0entidIanb BON Saa
81 Sag Id)iuddjer iperbe nno baf es,
mas Den iueitliden arieasid)anpias
aubetreffe, tatiadlidj idon seldlasen
lei. ggie fam nur elm Dertriinfti.
ger Menfdl foIhen llnfinn ldupobcn.
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Nn bic 9aulen! !!

gSir erlnliberl rrlS Sbnen befnnni 5li
MAIDEN, onB bic gefbidte oGd0nbelfSs
fiinltIeri1lN Msnic. g. ~. GbanrberS, Dle
2eitling bes stiebl 6air 9refing Bar
l6rs iiberpommen bat oes am feirlfeiI
eingeribteten oernrtigen Ynrlors IN San
slltonio fir ale strbeiten in Der 6d0ns
beitsflnllt.
Mme. Chambers lit III San gt,itoltio
lino i'm gall5en Staate 81 nolbefnnilI.
nm lie crit eir5nfnbren; Tie tit cine Graz
oltierte einer Der beiten 6ad)S SdntIell III
yieip Worf uro 6at Die Waooe0amen Dieier
Gfnot ieit Snhren bebient. Sie ipi1D 1if)
freller, lire Sreunoinnel ltno 41tfoinz
men in i1rem neuen 2pfnl begriiRen al
fDnnen, an Ser Naparrp Strube SIT. Al,
mo Grpert @ebiilfiunen. ltilter i1rer
periDnliden gliifiidlt. i'll nller 9eparte~
nlents 5lt finoen iiiib
Wame. @banbers garantiert oie Guiz
fernllng bon @eiiebtsfalten. Gnttpidlaitg
lher 8rult. bes palies ino Der Mrn1e We4
iidts gealinae cine Spe5ialitdt; $500
fir 3ebn Bebanblnngeil Sbr Manirurilig.
lire appfbnut 8ebanolling, ihr Cham
pooling. 8aaralifndbnle liIm. lit abioluf
MODERN llilo miro in ieoer Nesiebung 5rz
frieoenlfelleu gSir haben eiilen Worrat
bon fiinftlihen 6aar 8aaren. 9oilets
tefzMrtifeln llnb Creams
geabten Gle frelt1blidit oen 2ufaIs
fpeeblel I'M 8ernfseeihdfte Der Wane.
Chambers nno erlauben Sic ms. Sir
in 3nfitnft bebienen 81 f0nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-24
8eitere Mitteifangen iiber ben ;sa.f
y3eaianbia".
9fus Seem gorf nleloet man:


9tus Seem Oorf nleloet man.
Seoer 3meifel iiber oen polfer-
redtstpiorigelt &arafter Der 9elditi=
gltng oes anlerifanilhen gontpfers
u3ealanoia" ourd oen engliihen
areu5er Isis" i'm merifalliit,en Sa
fen Erogrelo miro ourb cine tele-
|grapbiid ON Die bieiige Jisfe sra-
|oing Gonlpanp, Die gigentiinler oes
Gabr5euges, gelanete Nadridt 5er-
iirellt, iponad Die merifaniihe SG-
icnbeboroe ernlittelt babe, bob oa5
Iamerifaniide Sd)iff iid) tati1hlih in
nerbnlb Der 9rei-Weileii- -@rer5e une
oaber i'm Snrisoiftionsgebiet Ser
merifaniihen Hegierliae befaao, ais
Der griten-&reli5er cine eetpnffnctp
Mannid)aft an goro ididte, Die TO-
mol ,Srabtrdnme mie Goblenbebal-
fer Der u3ealafloia@ ourdiu6te llrl6,
iift lngeadtet aller aroteiR oes
Gapitars. 5ipei Stlnoen lang ais
inlir1i1rdnfte Serren oes Oompfers
gerierte. giiler Der leitenoen W11n.
Der Der @eieaidaft, beren gureour
iib go. 95 @iIiam Str. befinoen,
|erflarte. BOB Die gebanptune Ser
|engliihcn 9iegierlifg, moita6 ser
aapitall Der o3ealonoia@, Taul Ie-
pantier, Die. Shiffspopiere nidt an
@oro gebabt babe, MIR Die 9(bliht
perrate, Der offentIiden Meinung
oieles 2anoes Snnb in Die glugen Sll
itrelell, oefn nibt MIR lei es ocn
Sffi5ieren oes Greu5ers iebr mol
hefannt. ooB Die Sdiffspopiere, oen
@eiesen uno @etpobnbeiten Der
S6ifffabrt eenlaB, BEL Dem anleri-
foniiden aoniul in Eroereio oepo-
inert geipelen ieien, ioilocrn Ser osr.
tise engliife &oninI ielber babe at
ieinen omerifaniihen GoGegen los
Iniinnen eeitellt, linn @elegenbeit
sur estlipeftion Der y3ealanoia" of.
ten 5n geben.
Sle sStsfe Srdolng Gpnlpdnp bnt
iibrigens cine abldrift bes BON So
pit6n 9epantier aegen bos 8orge.
ben Der ySiis" erbobenen Troteltes
erbalten, Der an oie lnerifanilhen
geboroeft in Erogreio eerihtet tpuf-
De, mabreno Dem 6ortigen anlerifa
niiden aoniul elm 9aiplifat iibereer
ben tullroe. Sssn Dem 9ofllment miro
erflart. oaB Die 2anoungsmannlhoit
Der sis, oie NIT giebolpern ipie
blanfen 8affen beipebrt eeipeien lei,
Den ganlpfer am 5. Nopelnber, NOR
gems 61la ltbr, betreten babe ltno
Der fomnanoiereilbe Offiaier anf bic
slngabe oes aapit1ns, oaB 81,
Sdiffspapiere iid bereits in Sanoen
pes omerifoniIhen 9onIuls befdnoen,
oas Serlangen an i'm geItellt babe,
einen ieiner Sffi5iere IN etner Motor-
Sollnd nah Dem 9onillat gu entien-
oen Inn Die 9(ften 81 bolelt, enc
SSoroerilna, Die aopit1n Depontier
rotiirlib abIebnte, inoem er oaranf
binipies, baB iein ssabr8ene inner
balb Der 9reitneiIen 8ren3e ces
ioitber1nen &epublif Merico liege.
0elfen lngeo6tet babe oie britiIne
2ononngsmannihaft sSrad)trdillne
lno 0obIenbebdlter Der n3eoIonoi1"
oiirdIuht, iino Ser 9onamroenr Scr
tritifden Manni6aft bobe Iid ouf
Die Gonlmanoo Bride ces Cont
piers bege6en, Inn onrd Wageen.
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Sr. Clara u. Gppf, Sraueiis nnb ssil:=
Der aranfheiteu Al Gibbs sGebdnhe.
grodett 3747
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-24

Or. CHARLOTTE Strnm lit al illrcr
Hroris ailriidgefebrt. Gil Naocres
Geball0e. grodett 2702
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Or. Sirsel iit 5nriifgefebrt Sa3
Sifs= =@eb1uoe. grodett 1900.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-24
First Day Clemson
Cadet E11ca771pment

interesting CT all days. That after
noon a baseball game royal will be
played at i3uena Vista park by the
teams representing Clemson College
and Furman University. The Clemson
team was out yesterday afternoon at
'Ie park practiciDg hard for the en-
counter These TWO institutions have
Iong been rivals in the baseball world.
and hard fought contest is expected
Friday afternoon. The game will be
called at ) o'clock. Tickets for the
game will be OH sale at the T. l.. Cely
60. Only 200 reserve seats will be
on sale, and those de5ii,ing them
should call early. as it will be a case
OF first come first served" Camp
will be broken Friday afternoon and
the cadets will entrain for Clemson
College
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-24
cARswELL INSTITUTE

o o o 90 o o o o o o o o o o
The School Improvement Associa-
tion held its monthly meeting on FRI
day afternoon. The, members were
disappointed that Prof. Coleman OF
the Iva High school could not be with
US.
Mrs. r. 6 Prince read a splendid
piece on opportunity, Our next meet
ing will be held on Friday. Aprii
9Th.
flpying baaket ball is our chief rs
creation now at an early date we are
going t. play with Antreyilie school.
Miss Mary fferron of The Savannah
school spent the weekend with Miss
t,remer
z r. S. Prince snent last week In
Charleston being sent by the lodge
here as o delegate 10 the Woodmea's
convention. III,
We are glad that our school will
continue through April, our atten-
dance Is still good. but we miss tho
boys who have had to stop. 81
Miss Sharo spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. w. IL !,
Pruitt.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-24
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-24
MARVELLOUS
REVELAT ATIONS
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
ALI REVEALED
wonderful Revelations, That Will
Surprise. Mystify and Help
Yon.

Dou yol sometimes long for
glimpse past the curtain that hides
and shuts out the future from your
view? Do you occasionally feoi that
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some idea as to the course you should
pursue with reference to some con
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happiness. Journeys and habitation;
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
JAPAN WILL ASSIST ALLIES
SENDS PEACE DELEGATES

Toxic. Aug. 25.--The intention Of
Japan, as announced today. to as
sist the allies in their war against
Germany to a greater degree by for
warding supplies of munitions, is
further discussed in the KOkumin
Shimbun today, which says:
"Count Okuma emphasizes the
impracdcability and impossibility
Of dispatching troops to Europe, but
POINTS out that the great advance in
the capacity Of the Japanese to
manufacture munitions will prove
OF great help to the allies.
1.-THE premier said Japan plans
to send delegates to the peace con-
ference, although it is not en-
pected to extend her sphere Of in
tluence to Europe.
Japan wants Europe to recog-
nize Japan's supremacy in the
orient" he said.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
.HAYTI NEEDS
A U. 5. BRAND
American Government for Ten
Years Proposed
THEN HAITI MAY BE GOOD
Treaty Now Before the Natives to
Decide What They Will Do
About It-Answer Is Elk.
pected Soon

Port Au Prince, Haiti, August rs.
The American government has
addressed the government of Haiti,
expressing its desire that there be
accepted without delay the draft Of
convention for ten years under
which there shall be established an
effective control of Haitien customs.
as we'll as administration of the fl
nances of the country under re-
ceiver general and American en-
ployes.
Under the terms of the conven-
ton, both municipal and rural po-
lice are to be natives under COM
mand, however, Of American Off
GERS. The plan includes the ar
rangement of the debts of Haiti to
foreigners and an engagement to
cede NO Haitien territory to any for
eign power except the United States.
The Haitien government is request
ed to reply to this communication
not later than noon of Wednesday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
MExICANS STILL STARVING
Promised Supplies Have Not Yet
Arrived

New Orleans, Aug. 25.-Promised
relief to the poor has not yet ma
tcralized. When General Gonzales,
Carranza commander, entered the
capital he declared he would begin
Immediately the distribution of 100
carloads of corn, $500 sacks OF
flour, and large quantities of sug-
ar, lard, coffee and other staples.
None of this has been distributed
nor has a diligent search located the
supplies. Instead, three carloads
of corn, sugar and coffee are being
held at alleged exorbitant prices by
officers of the forces Of General
Gonzales in the railway yards In
Buena Vista.
During July 1856 deaths were
registered in Mexico City. Accord
ing to Charles J. O'Connor, Of tho
American Red Cross, 80 per CEN
of the deaths occurring in Mexico
City are due to starvation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
GERMANS HAVE 100000
SOLDIERS AT THE FRONT

London, Aug. 25.-A statement
from a British authoritative source
on Germany's strength in men and
her losses was made public here to-
day. The statement asserts that
about July 81 the Germans had
100000 men on the western bat
tie front and 100000 on the asst
ern front-a total of 100000 men
on the actual fighting line-while
there also were 100000 Austrians
opposed to the Russians. There
we're, besides, large number Of
German troops Of various classes in
sarrisons, Notifications and on
lines of communication in addition
to convalescents, invalids and 9TH
ers.
Assuming that half a million
men were only slightly wounded
and recovered, the effective loss is
assumed to amount to 100000,
in addition to which probably hall
million men are wounded who are
absent from the front on leave in
hospitals. This makes the total
net loss for the year 100000, Of
whom from 100000 to 45O, 900 mer
were killed"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
CHINA's TRADE INDUCEMENTS
America Plans Crusade To Secure
Oriental Commerce

Washington, Aug. 2S.-An iagE
gressive campaign to secure for
American business share in the de-
velopment of the enormous re-
sources of China has been planned
by the departments of state and
commerce. The plan cOntemplates
the development of an American
vested interest in China that will in
sure the United States fair share
of that country's foreign trade and
be powerful enough to take care Of
itself in the complicated political
and commercial situation there. A
summary Of the Chinese trade sit
uation stated in part is:
"a we'll capitalized American
bank is necessary to American
bank is necessary to American trade
advancement.
China offers splendid induce
rnents to American capital in min
ing, industries, especially in tin
zinc, anthony, lead, coal and irOr
y China offers splendid induce
ments to American capital ant
American machinery, in connection
with the erection of cotton yarr
mills.
China imports annually nearl,
$40, 100000 (gold) worth Of ami
, line and synthetic dyes. A higl
: Grade American substitute for tn
, European products could prohabl,
/ secure a great deal Of this trad
} which is now at a standstill, OWN
to lack of supplies"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
ARABICS SINKER USED
STEAMER AS SHIELD

Liverpool, Aug. 2S.-According
to survivors of the steamer Duns-
ley, torpedoed by q German subma-
rine just before the White Star liner
Arabic was sunk, the underwater
craft hid behind the Dunsley's un-
sunk hulk to lie in wait for the
larger vessel. The survivors declare
they had been ordered off their
ships and were in hfeboats when the
submarine came and concealed her
self from the approaching Arabic.
II is stated that when the liner
came close enough to make an at
tack possible the submarine sub
merged, went round the Dunsley's
stern and launched the fatal torpe-
do. They say that the German boat
which came mp alongside the Duns-
ley bore no number.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
Several Countries to Form League
and Mobilize Troops
TURKS GET AERoPLANE SCARF
Is Japan Going to Help Russia
Cabinet Said to be Slow in Get
ting in ActiOn-Turks ON De-
fensive NOw-Little Change

London, August 25.-Official
sources here report that MOntene-
gro, Greece, Servia, Rumania and
Bulgaria are forming q Balkan lea
que for assistance to the allies and
that they will place a large fighting
force in the field.
Russian aerOplanes took q flight
over ConstantinOple last night.
Forty persons were killed.
Meager reports report fighting In
the DardanelIes field. The Turks
-arc said to be weakening.
The Japanese cabinet is yet con-
sidering Russia's urgent appeal for
help and there is some doubt
whether Japan will help its old
enemy.
The Welsh mine strike has brok'
en- out again as the miners claim
that the agreement made with them
has been broken.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
BREcHBILL KEEPS CUP
Keel and Keel Win Medals In The
Doubles

Twehty-six wielders OF the rae
quet have been staging some fasl
and exciting games in the count,
tournament held Tuesday and Wed
nesday, on the local clubs courts
at the fair grounds. Brechbiil. an
experienced and heady player. won
the singles In the final round from
George Keel. OF Abilene. Sc. 40,
c-l George Keel and Howard
Hoffman showed the greatest i'm.
provement in their style OF playing
from the tournament held a year
ago. and promise to give Brechbill
run in another year. Brechbill's
steady. consistent playing won him
the cup which he now holds per-
manently. having won II consecu-
tive years.
Chapman entered seven men,
Brechbill, Loudon. Humphrey.
Drain. wilkins, Laney and Baird,
and Navarro entered four. George
Issitt, Bert Issitt. Grigg and Burns.
Abilene entries we're: G. Keel. H..
Keel, Curry. Morse. Case, Matteson,
Miller, Beagle. Shearer, Hoffman,
Kautz, Crebbs. Miller, French and
Kautz.
Results OF the tournament with
winners listed first we're: First
round singles: Hoffman-Wilkins,
Ell. 60; Brechbill-Kautz, 60, 6-2;
Laney-Matteson, Ga. ga; French
Greggs. 1-6. "a, ga; Baird-Curry,
6-2, 6-2; H. Keel-G. Issitt, 60,
6-1; G. Keel-Drain, 60. 81; Case,
bye. Second round; Brechbill-Hoff-
man. 60. Pc, 60; Laney-French'
60, 6-1; H. Keel-Baird. e-1, 81;
Case defaulted to G. Keel. Semi
finals: Brechbill-Laney, 6-1. 81;
G. Keel-H. Keel, Ga, 60. Finals:
Brechbill-G. Keel, SO, As, 81.
Doubtless: first round: 1ssitt-
Greggs, Curry-Morse, 3-6. 60, Ga;
Hoffman-Kautz, Humphrey-Loudon,
rs, Ga; Keel-Keel, Brechbill-
Drain, SO, 6-1, GA; Issitt-Greggs,
wilkins Drain, 6-2, 3-6, Ga; Hoff-
ran-Kautz, Crebbs-Miller, 60, 81;
Beagle-shearer, Issitt-Burns, 6-3,
6-S. Second round: Keel-Keel, Is
sitt-Greggs, 6-1, go; Hoffman
Kautz, Beagle-Shearer, S-6, 81,
GO. Finals: Keel-Keel, Hoffman
Kautz, 6-3, 63.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
OCCUPANT OF HOUST RUINED
IN EXPLOSION ARRESTED

Kansas City, Aug. 25.-Paul Ca
tronzaro, an occupant Of one Of the
houses damaged by a bomb explO.
sion in the foreign quarter here.
was arrested tonight and is being
held pending an investigation OF
the explosion. Catranzaro was
away when the supposed bomb
wrecked his house.
During the recent investigation
of alleged blackhand extortion from
business men of the foreign quar-
ter, Catranzaro was twice arrested
but released.