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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-09
Die beMtige Gage.

Ser oeuti1e &eidsfan5Ier bat I'M
&eidstag iiber 5rieoen eeiproden.
Mus ieiner &e0e gebt flar berpor,
oab feline Iusiidt auf 6rieoen iii,
oenn 9eutldlanos @egner MAIDEN
8eoingn1gen, Die Deutidalno nibt
eitmal beiprehen, biel ueniger an
nebtnen fann. 0eutlbla1o fam Der
&rieg fortieBen aber es lebnt ieos
Serantmortllng fir BEN &rieg ab.
Ser &rieg fonnte morgen beenoet
Deroen, fpenn Die @eg1er Deltld-
LAMB perniinftige 8eoingueen iten.
ten. 4ber oie @egner tduid,en iid
iiber Die Gage rrl0 beliigen iid) ielbit.
Gu6 oas ierbiibe llnternebmen iii
iett beenoet. Cine polftdnbige Sic
oerlage lit 6as Nelultat uilb bod
pollen Die Maiierten nidt perniinftig
iperoen. Mu6 ~Betbmaml- 6ontpeg's
@eoe miro fie nift perniinftia ma
den. Sic miiilen meiter geidlagen
peroen.
Muf Den &riegsidallpIaeen lit
nitts beionoers @ibtiges poiiiert.
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@ermnnin : Scroll in Milpoll-
fee lhreibt: @ir lino melt oapon emf
fernt, es Der Mominiltration All pers
iibeIn, OaB fie Die Mbberufung oef
beioen attabees foroert, tpern lie
Die neber5ellgung erlongt bat, oab
lire Sdtgfeit cine gelettpiorige NOR.
Tnr permiiien mir aud bier tpieoer
cine g~leidm6Bige 8ebanolung Ser
beioen friegfiibrenben Yorteien. Or.
G1imba lit fortgeifidt fporoen, ndh-
reno iid Der engIiide 8otldafter
bente nod in @aibington befinoet,
obapol er in Der Misaftung Ser
amerifanilden Neutralit1t 11nenoIih
piel tpeiter gegangen lit, ais fem
6iterreidifder &ollege, Sdon felt
benz Mllsbrub oes 4rieges iin6 Die
Bereinieten Staaten bon BEN Mgen.
ten Der aliierten Negierp11gen iiber.
.Iaufen. Diele Mgenten perfebren in
Der 1iilgenierteften @cife NIT sem
Mitglieoern Der betreffenoen Bot
ihdften nno fem berniinftiaer
Menlh miro onrat 5meifeln Dob 90.
Bel 70 mandes geidiebt, mas ridt az.
lein gegen ben @eiit, lonoern aud)
gen ben 8uditaben Ser amerifani-
!ffen Neutrnlitdt peritoBt. Wiiroen
bic beioen 9dnoergrnppen Die I'm
Sample nit chamber liegen. nit
senau oemielben Mtobe gemeiien, 10
miirben Die milit1riIhen Mttahees
sdmmtlifer fr~iegfiibrenoen Meeie-
ruaeen oen 2aufpaB erbalten. Denrl
es lit gang ielbltperltdnolih, Dob ie.
Der ein5elne bon ibnen feline Yflid)i
f, gegen fein 8aterlano gerail 10 eifriQ
| erfiiIlt, ME ibre beioen oeutlder
amueraoen es eetnn boben. Mber
Die lebteren miiiien ibr 9iiuoel ifnii,
rem, ip1brerlo Die anoeren bleiber
riirfen. llno oos mltb ieoen &c,
red)t benfenoen Amerifaner NIT DIS
NUT erfiiGen, 10 poaig err ouh nod
gerabe on bieie unterIhieolide ge
: banolung Der beioen Harteien ge
wobnt iein mag.
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Gan GrIamtnisiheine.

9. S~ppenbeimer, Babe5immer, Sc
ferion CTR; $1,000.
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5rtit Yrtft fit seras: 9onnuHas 9. 9ejtunbcr 1915.

tiirlib nidt berubiet, lonoern Die
Setter Ser orei boberen 2nabenon=
italten ielbit INN giitiee Mnsfunfl
erludt. Die orei 9erren, Giref-
tor Or. @en11ings bonn &gl. @pmno=
iillm, 9ireftor Yrof. Or. 9,iepmonll
bonn Staotiiden @pmnaiium ulio
lin Tertretlng oes gum &eeresoienit
eit1ge5ogenen DIRECTORS Erof. Or.
4orten) Sberlebrer 81. @eper bon
Der &ealid1le baben iibereiniitmmeno
hetdtigt onB es an feiner Ser orei
Initaltem eirten 2ateinIebrer geder
gibt. Grof. 81. Miepntann tpies lttt5
oabei Oarauf Fin, oaB es an scr
Eealgpmnaitolen Stltoienanitalt, al
10 elmer boberen 8ilounesanftalt fir
Die tpeiblibe Sltgeno, einen 81.
geder ge6e, Ser als Soloot eingeao-
gen iei. gbe mir ms NIT linn in
@er6inoune bitten ieten fonnen, trof
idon ein Brief oes Serrn Elm, ser
audi ben lebten 3tpeifel an BEN
S6tpinoel Der vgimes" beieitigt rno
ben mir oarnm bier pieoergegeben.
Or. geder Idreibt:
SD bin am Is. Muguit 1914 ats
Musfetier beim &ei. -Snf.- &egt. SO
eingetreten, an 1. Nop. 1914 gum
&egiment nn6 Sranfreib gefommen
nno BIS gum is. Mai 1915 in 6ranf-
reid geblieben. gis 5urit "a. Mu=
quit mar ib in Delltidladro un6 fam
oonn ais Rentnant Ser &eIeroe
Dieoer na6 Sranfreib gum Gei.-
.-Megt. 90, tuuroe BEL oielem aln
25. Sept. 1915 b~ertpunoet, nno bin
felt benz q. Sept. 1915 tpieoer in
Deutidlano, jett in einem gonrer
Gin Eagebu1 babe id bonn
/. Nob. 1914 Bis gnoe Ssanrar 1915
gefiibrt, rno fteae ih es Sbnen, fpenr
germ CUR g~erfiiglng. sSSn Stub.
lano bin ib ME getpelen, aud, bob,
i'd nod SSatlunr 1915 feim Saaebuh
mebr gefiibrt."
neber ieinen biirgerIifen 8eruF
larefbt uns Or. 8eder:
pa i'd ieit etfpu bier Sssabren aIs
fir f[aiiiide Sprafen
uno @eldihte an Ser it6otiiden Stu-
.oienamitalt ar1geiteIt bin porber ie-
oesmal elm Sabr als aanoioot ain
agl. urlo am Staotiiden @pmnafiitm
mar, bin id Der ein3ige, Der 1ln-
benz ySebrer oes 2ateinilden an
GDmnaiflm 81 Bonn" b~erftanoen
reroen fam. l1no es lit nirfild elm
0ergniigen, ore Mngaben ser .Stmes"
nls RENE grfinoling ertpeiien 5u
f0nnen."
aIlo: Sn Bonn gibt es an feirer
Der orei bobern &nnbenanitaltet ullt
audi nidt an Der boberen Sebran-
Italt fir Die meiblide SSsugeno einsn
Mtpbilologen 9efer, auf Ben oic
aenn5eihnung Ser yEinles" pabte.
Die Ierion oes .@emeinpn gedef,
oes 2ateinilhen am Bonner
8Dmnaiium", lift aIio frei erfunoem.
Gas Sogebaid lit gefdlidt, Die uNob-
geiten Der oeutiden Sffisiere u1lo
llnterofi8iere eeeen lire Soloaten
Iino gerleumoungen Die iif Gle
ySimes" fDie INNER, 81 eigen gc-
maW bat. Sb iie BON unlern Set
Eeailngen Germerf nimmt nno re
nigitens ben oelitiden Cert oes ar
Tagebaids peroffentlidt2
alaitbe1l es niht. Sic bleibt lie-
Der BEL ibrer aumpfesmeiie Der Ser
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Has MerieO.

Ger @ila-@ General Noorigue5
Gat nod einem ibarfen &umpf ben
garran5a-@enera COLES geldIagen
uno Die Staot 6ronteras, fiolih bon
Mgla 9rieta, belest. Coles bat Iid)
NIT feinen Truppen nah Sii0en bin
gu 5lriidge5ogen.
Gin Merifaner Nnmens 2ouis
Saen5 lit bon Der 8umoes-@ ranbiilrp
In Brownsville angeflagt BEN Ser
luh gemadt an babe1l cine reboIu-
tiondre @etDe9uns gegen Die Ser.
Staaten IN S8ene 5l fesen. s3fuei net
tere Inflagen nalroen uegen Bet
Iuds, omerifaniide SoIoaten sur
Oelertion perleitet su baber4 erbO'
ben.
Gin 8eipeis Safiir, oaB Die Ser.
bGltniiie am alnteren Mio @rmoe
pieoer beginner, rrorrnale @eftalt on-
5unebmen, lift elm gefebl General
5aniton's, olird ben es benz merifas
niid)en General &ioaut in Matanto'
ros uno Mitglieoern leines Stabes
erlaubt miro, nod Brownsville 81
fommen. Gen. Hicmut batte nm Die
Re grlanbnis nafeeindt, neil er nit
Sen. @lodiom iif mber geiDiile Sin
&c 81 beraten miinihte.
Ole Garran5asGe9icrung ba
perboten, oaB airden ODER religiol'
@ereinigungen in ben merifanild)ei
8ei6dften Sammelbiidlen fir bi
sfrmen auflteaen.
Die Garrm8a-& egierung nil
Die 6otton-grnt in Der 2aguna mi
geid)lag beleseu uno Tic oann an CT
Gpinnereien perteilen.
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@ruaSetsentams.u ebertraauHaeu

9i9bla1b Parf Srnprobement Cont
parD an Srm1 MnrD G6roeber, @rlinbz
1tid in 6igblanb Harf, $40 II. 81.
50. 81. 8aitb an g. IS. W9ener. @runbs
ltiid IN 9igblano Barf; $2250.
& 8. ganoer6oeben unb @iuiam
@tu @geclltor bes Na6lafies bon cSobl,
Sbare9, @rlnbtiid an Ser Mranias Npe.
litlo Whitman StraBe, 9ort9 Seiabts;
$500.
emil siesli an gbfpin. Seilrn ul!o
gmil Niasli, @rltnbitid an Ser Gpuib
Ilanlo Ctr, $40 ii. 81.
SSob1 nnb Iltce Sanben a1l 9. 6. @cS
liernar, @rnnOltiid in @ipetls Serraee;
$4O8.
6. g. nno 8. @oiat an &. s. uno 6.
=. 9risoale, 8rltnbitiid an Ser Sra @pe.:
$500.
8. s. Geifert an 6. g. Minallts,
Grnltoltild ant scarborough Ralec;
$3.50.
gilbert @oeBner an Sscor S. @eneS.
40 $4,000 Mder 2nnb; $1535.
Gentura Nlparabo an @ilian1 Mllel-
Ter. 100 Mder Qar6; $4,000.
Soc y. SadeI an Mihar6 Maanus lnh
Strait, @runbitiid in 6or6 uno Bcrg
Suboipiiion; ST II. q.
Soc u. Sdde[ an Gilbert s.. Sadel.
grunoftiid in Der 6orb nnb Berg Cub
bibilion: ST II. q.
Soc q. Sadel an Sranf G. SadeI
so Mfer 2anb; 81 IL. 81.
Soc q. sSadel an Soc 9. Sndef..
1875 Ider 2an0; 81 II. q.
Sbeooor nnb sssba @neupper an bic
Srnltees Der beutfden @bangelifhen Sir
de, geil eines 8rnn6ifids, beidrieben
gan6 34t, Seite 100; 5000.
WidlneI S. 9fipps If. an g. un6 q.
g. Sc @ar8a, @run0ftid an Ser grobonot
GtraBe; $410- E
g. Sonatban an @nitab gogt, @runo~
it'd an Der 8aio 6onbo Ctr; SIS Ii. q.
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eanta Sc (J. &. q. 81. Depot).
SO. 7-Wom Moroen. 1000 born.
$40. 3-8om Nprben TOO abenos
Nbfabrt-
DO. 6-Nah Dem Noroeu. 1855 nadrn.
Ao. 2-Sn6 Dem Norben. .9.15 BORN.
g. g.. II. & q. Is. & 9. 81. Depot,
Mnfinft -
so. Soon Corpus gbriiti rnb garri5o
6prines. ...........4:55 nnd1nt.
Ro. 4-9on Corpus gbriiti. TOO BORN.
Mbfahrt -
go. 1-ysa1 Corpus gbriifi unb 9arri5c
Springs $1,000 1920 BORN.
80. 8-Nd6 CORPUS ghrifti $3.50 nben0S
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eanta Sc rs. 4. g. 81. 0epot)
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CIR sefdlid5tes ariesstasebud).
(&0Iniide 3eituns.)

un1er oen atfret3ett0en ueber-
ldriften: Gin oeuti9es Sagebuo1
oes 2eios" rEDrannen uno SfIa-
ben i'm oeutiden &eere" Zines
Soloaten Grieoenslebnllidt" perGi-
fentlidt Die ,3imes" bonn 80. Otto
Der uMus3iige" aus einem anaebli-
den Tageblide, IN Dem Elm oent-
ifer Soloot feline Rriegsleioen, uno
Dor onem feline &lagen iiber robe De-
banolung 6llr1 Offi5iere uro Inter
Ioffi5iere ~nieoergeIegt bobe. Oie Mus-
aiige iin0 ontiert pom 9. Muauit biz
gum 81. September. Die bonn 2.
@rguit BIS gum s. September tro-
gen Die leberibrift. Sn NubIan6,
Die bonn 81. Bis 81. September bic:
Sn 5ranfreidJ. SIN Srten ertpdGnt
reroen in MaiBIano 3amos5 lam a.
@uguiDs nno &rasnoitotp Tom CO.
II. Granfreid Douai uno Ileur tam
81. Sept.). @etneint lit natiirIid
oan1it oas Sabr 1915. Ser onge5li=
DIE Sdreiber mill ben gin6r11d err
peden, err iei nit Ieinem Erappcl-
tell oltf Die groBe 0ffeniiDe Soffres
bin aus NliBlnno nad Sranfreih
Derlegt tuoroen lteber ben @erfalier
ilno ieinen 9rlppenteiI mad)t ois
Zines" folgenoe Mngoben:
Die foIgenoen Mus8iiee iino ellt-
non1nen Dem gagebud zines &c
meinen @eder, g.. &ontpagnie 0es
grlabrWatnilIons 6es 3. Carries egi-
merts gu Sub 2anoiturm 2ebrer
nes 2oteiniiden an @pmnaiiim su
Bonn. Sic iin0 cine traurige sfuf.
adblung Mobeiten oenen Die oeut-
ihen SoIootet onrd tire Dffi3isre
lnb llnteroffi5iere naisgeiett fino."
Nab ben Mngaben iiber BEN Ser
failer iDiiroe es ii1 Inn einen u1ge-
oienten 2mofturmmam Banoeln,
Der benz CHARACTERIZATION zines @aroe-
Snfanterie : Hegiments aIs gemeincr
Soloat iiberpie1en mare. Dieter &c.
meine lon Elm 2ebrer 0es 2oteiniifem
am Bonner @Dmnalium nit Na-
men geder fein. Giele 9(ngobe oes
biirgerIiden @erufs bes angebIifen
Sagebudnerfaifers bot uns Elm
ieltener SAT- in Der lnenoIiden Sill
Ic engliider un6 fran3oiilher 8er-
~leltmoungen Die Nafpriifing err
m0gliht, uno babel bot iih Der
vYribote 8eder, 6tb COMPANY Of tie
grfab Battalion Of tie Bro SCOT
GUARDS, 2anofhirm, grofeffor Of Ga
tin at the @Dmnaiium Of Bonn" als
cine grfin6nng, oas angebIide Ia
gebaid aIs cine Jdlidung, Die oo.
ran gefniipfte 8emerfuna ocr
.Eimes" OILS cine BerIermoung Der
niisaeiteIlt.
Sb es on elmer Bonner boberen
2ebranitaIt einen altpbiIoIogen ooer
2ebrer oes 9ateiniiden 9eder gilt,
bariiber fonnem fi1 audi Jerner-
ftebenoe leidt mad Ben anbefanniell
idnilitotiitifden &onobiidern inter,
riften. Nie jebermonn aus Dem
bon ben Oberlebrerperein beransge-
gebenen Iogenannten 3iin3e-aaIen,
Ger, ooer Dem olif omtIiden Mate-
rial mufsebauten StntiitiYden Sabr'
buf fir Die Soberen Sdliier
9eutihIamos (2eip5ig, 9. 6. Teub'
rerl, erieten fann, gibt es in Bonn
orei bobere anabeaanitalten, oarnn
ter 5pei @pmnaiien. slber peoer on
aoniqliden @pmmofium. nod CIR
Stdotiiden parit1tifhen Gpmnaiilln
uno Healgpmnaiium nod enolid al
Ser St1btiihen poritdtiiden Geal
SdalIe gibt es, ODER CAB es Dor Den
Griege, einen 2ateinlehrer gedcy
Mir babem ms BEL oieier 5eit
iteaing aus gebrudten Biihern M
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SHiGaD.

SSn Dem at Sos @ngeles, Gal.,
gefiibrten Bro5eB oes Mattbem 90.
S6miot, Der megen geteiIigung an
Der 3eritorung oes Sos InqeIes
Gimes-@ ebaroes ourb 9Dnomit ocs
Weoroes angeflagt lit, bot Srtie g.
WecWfanigal I~usIagen gemadt, in
oeten er cine ga115e &eibe bon Dpnu.
miterploiionen i'm Often ufo i'm mitti-
leren Welten lfiloerte, Die onaebInd,
ane nnternomn1en puroer1, Inn Ioae=
rtannte open ibops" in Sdreden gu
neriesen.
Ssn @albineton lit Der vNatio-
nal Nlber ano 9arbor Gongreb 5lt-
lamntengetreten..
- Ser brafilianii6e 8ertreter bci
Dem characterization m~iiienidoir-
lihen apnereB, Ser am 81. Des. IN
@aibington ~auIammentritt, bat ser
@rmit oes Braiioenten Elm Solsbalo
pom braiilianilden Diamanten ulo
cine braiilianilde 5eoeriafe ais Sodl
5eitsgefdenf mitgebrabt.
Die 9entide biitoriide @eiea-
ld,nft in Seem Dorf bat fiir5lih ourdl
einen einitimmig gefabten 8eidluc
Serrn Or. aarl Bling BEN SEEM yor-
fer General : Experimentation ser
9amburg : Nmerifa 2inie, gu if.
rent gbrenmitglieo ernanrt. Sic
Gbrung erfoIgte in Mnerfennli1g Der
groBen 8eroienite, tpelde 81. 8ii115
Ii6 Inn oas 5eemmnsbaus, Ste
Siirlorge fir @intpnn6erer, Ole 9eut-
lde @efeuidnft, Dos DeutIde sos
pital rno 1bnIife Sssnftitutionen err
morben bat.
Die Goroner's ssSurp, oie oas
5ener nnterfrd)fe, ourd oos Die So
BRIT Der Union 8aper 8or Sactorp
IN Bittsbirg serit0rt plroe uno bel
Dem 10 Berionen nm's 2eben fame11,
bat 5tDei Beamten un6 einen Mnqe=
itellfen Der @eleuldaft, iotpie oen
WprmnTtpr roe Ro5ib+,,,na ,t So,,,
sos Snms oehort' Ser Wob3S,g;a feit
onopfIoo+ ~
en- Com esronc;sco - ONO
orahtloie 0ebeShe non nem gnn;tSn
Beg Oombfers minneSotoD e;,oc.
troffen, in benz erflGrt miro, 0aB me-
ser cine mp,,tprpi noh o., e4rs;+
NIT Ser Monn5foft sfottoef,,,,ne,, IN.
be, ook Niemon6 perhoftet 81 !, aos
0erDumpfe ollrd einenllnfol an ser
Moifine ieeuntiidtiq aemadt tpurSe.
Damit lit nie6er cine Ser MG1lberoe=
ld,idten iiber Mttentote orf M1r1i-
tionsihiffe beleitiqt.
gip erstp Wiu $40 ,,,Yo. m,,,,.
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4eltes Del uno @aioIin erb1lt
man bon Der SIimp Oil &c., 400
Sitgommerce ctr. Neiies Eel. Era.
big 1882.
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Giienbabn JabrpTan.

s. & q. y.
So. 12-@on Qdre6o 900 BORN.
go. 5-@on ct. 0olis. 100 bornl.
No. 74gon 9earne 1lno Gante eS Orr
ten ........... 10000 bonn
9to. 7-Tom gfpr0en -. ZOO nben0s
No. 1-.Snnihine SpeciaI1, bon ct.
Sonis ........... 1925 abencS
So s.. oailB espreb". nad asarne..
So 2-sennfbine Special, nad @t.
$50. 4-Mad ct. aonis ii 80 mora.
$40. 6-Nn6 ct. 2ouis unb Orten ar
Der Snnta Sc ...... 1856 nben6s
yo. 5-ged6 2are6o ....7:50 mprgens
No- 1-Na6 2arebO us. 1000 obenOs
g. 4. & 4. 3.
Nnftnft 80
SEQ. II Bon Soufon, @oco unb gorprs
Gbrifti ......... 1906 nndnt.
No. Boon 9olifon utlo &iiftenorten
49,. ............ $3.50 bor;,.
SO. Soon goatum nnb aifftenorten
$50. 42-Gon aerrbile. $3.50 BORN.
$50. 44-@on @errbiue, nur Conn
tags ........... .6.45 abenbs
SO. 146-gon aerrbiIe, tdsIid nisaes
1loutren Sonntags ..6:55 nben6s
Mbfabrt-
go. 2-Mad 5ouiton. Baco uno Corpus
egr11f1 .9:1O bornt.
SO. 4-Mnd 8oufton un0 aiiifenorten
1890 nben0S
SO. 6-Nan Oonfum uno aiiitenorten.
2:10 rnd5m.
$50. 41-Nah 2errbiIle, mr. am Conn
$50. 4s-Mad aerrbiue .4:35 obenOs
onnmen Sonntags ....7:05 BORN.
g. s. & 6. q. toauptIinie.)
No. 1o1-gumiet 2imiteo, bon geip OF.
In1lS .4:40 BORN.
SO. 102 @unfet 2imite6. bon Con Srnns
CISCO .......... 1903 BORN.
No. 7-Shnelaug, bon Netp DrIenns.
49,. 1866 borul.
SO. 8-Sdneuaug. bon Sci Mio ....
SO. eIsnniet erpreb, bon aep crs
Ien1s 5000. 1855 nadlm
SO. 10-5unfet grpreB, bon Con Sran<
cisco ........--.. $3.50 nadnt.
Mbfabrt-
SO. 101-Sun5et Qimiteo, nod Can
JrnnciSco ..........4:6O BORN.
30. 102-Guniet Qimiteb, mad Metp Or
leans .......... 400 BORN.
SO. 7-Shne15ug, mad Sci Nio. ....
..................1t:00 BORN.
$50. SiGdnu5us mad Stem Orleans
1880 borxl.
$50. 9-Guniet ggpreB mad San Srans
cisco $3.50 tlndJnt.
$50. 1O-Guniet gIpreB, mad gseip Or
leans. ..11:00 nndtS
wtrtsrfa 1tbiFpn.
30. 301-Won 8oufton. Bort 2aboca.
Wictorin. Guero ......7:20 nadm.
Mbfn6rt-
SO. 8O2-Ma9 guero. wittoria. Bort
0NxAs- fA.sU~. Ms It's Xxx t4orx4>
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THE .JEFFERSONIAN

and when your work is finished here,
pray the Almighty God may guide
you peacefully over the river to rest
in the shade, and reward you with
crown of life which you so richly
deserve is the prayer of a sincere
friend and mother.
GEORGIAN.
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A KENTUCKIAN WRITES ON
SOME LIVE TOPICS.

Dear Sir: I know the people in
Georgia measure up with any state
in intelligence, honor and any other
quality. The Associated Press is
a disgrace to the nation in more
ways than one. Besides the Frank
case it is completely under the con-
troll of reasonable aliens like Card.
Gibbons.
E. J. McDermott of Kentucky,
"deplOres the action of Georgia's
mob" because cit puts the mob
above the law, the courts and the Of
ficers Of the state" Mr.. McDermott
has been one of the most industrious
organizers Of that foreign, traitorous
organization known as the knights
of Columbus which knows and re-
spects no law but the laws of popery.
During the time he was supposed to
be serving the people of the state as
Lieutenant Governor and since the
birth Of that BLACK Hand Gang" he
has been here, there and everywhere
organizing and lecturing to Catholic
subjects who might become Ameri-
can citizens were it not for just such
aliens as McDermott, Gibbons, Bon
zano, Tumulty and Co.
Ask McDermott why he didn't
"deplore the action of the mob of
K of C.'s who killed Black at Mar
shall, Texas.
Ask him why he didn't "deplore
the action of the mob" who tried to
kill Sturgeon, Crowley, King, Boles,
Bibb, Brandon, Tharp, Barnett,
Slattery, Seguin and more than a
score of others during the past
three years.
which we know he would not give;
he does not "deplore the action" of
the K. Of C. mobs because he believes
in such mobs. He believes in them
else he would not spend time manu-
featuring such mobs for the Pope.
McDermott was candidate on the
Democratic ticket for nomination for
Governor August 7th. He got just
a fraction over $4,000 votes out of
a possible 100000 so you see there
are enough Americans in Kentucky
to retire the Pope's candidates when
they so decide In fact McDermott
and his ilk should be glad they are
even permitted to reside in America
when they subscribe to the work for
Popery The day is coming when
the whole system of poperys apo
state so-called church will be des-
troyed or else there is no truth in
the Bible. The usurper on the
Tiber is already using his field
glasses to determine the winners of
the horrible European war that
popery started by forcing an intoler-
able agreement, known as the Con
cordat" on poor little Servia. Ben
''Cheese' wants to sneak over the
line with the winners and claim all
hOnOrS.
Yours for America,
KENTTTCKIAN
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-30
A TRAVELLING MANS SENTI-
MENTS.

Dear Sir: l have just read Tom
Loyless in the Augusta Chronicle. [
read Judge Adams defense of Jack
Slaton, which was unworthy of notice
by those who were familiar with the
case and knew the facts. The posi-
ton taken by Loy1ess is uncared for,
(but a good ad for youD. l go. all
over Georgia. / know the feeling
that exists, and all are for tom
and old man Peoples. No man
wanted to be party to the lynching
Of Leo, but Jack made it necessary.
Yours, 80 years on the road,
A DRUMMER.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-30

Read Foreign Missions Exposed,
by Thos. E. Watson. Beautifully
printed. Profusely illustrated. Price
80 cents. The JeIfs, Thomson, Ga.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-03-12
HUGE Cakes Of Old.
R. S. GREER, Mayor.

We all admire the elaborate sugar
castles and doves and other artistic
attempts in icing and silver paper tina.
the confecti0ners turn out for weddinE
and anniversary festivities We also
know the intricate floral and geomet
rical patterns worked out in citro
and ether candied fruits and nuts t
be found on the "lebkuchen, "pfet
fernussen" and other German frui
cakes; but few of the modern cook
would attempt to compete with som
OF the pastry triumphs of the mic
dl, ges, when huge feasts were pre-
pared for the lords and their retair
err by the chefs of the time. In thos
DAYS when oxen were cooked Who'll
and served and when peacocks wer
served in their pIumage, it was II
unusual thing for the pastry pie to b
big enough to hide within its shell A,
small child dressed as a fairy, or per
haps live animals or birds. 1t was
this time that the famous Mothe
Goose rhyme was undoubtedly con-
posed.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-03-12
Ladies Guild.

The Ladies Guild met with Mrs. Be-
atrice Peck Thursday afternoon, March
9Th.
Besides fourteen regular members
present, the Guild was delighted to
have as visitors, Mrs. Clara Cook, Mrs.
J. A. Martin, Mrs, Oscar Yantis and
Miss Mable Gdbbert,
This being the close of the church
wear, the Secretary made the following
report: Members enrolled April /, 1914,
q: new members during year, 8; num-
Der dropped, 4; number OF deaths, /;
number enrolled to date, q; number OF
socials during the year, one in June and
one in January, one fancy work bazaar
one tree entertainment Donations
during year including home missions,
amount paid on manse and repairs on
church about $14O.
After the old business was disposed
of, the following officers for the new
year were elected:
President, Mrs. NJ. L. PrentiSS; vice.
president, Mrs. J. T, Hood; secretary,
Mrs. f. Carroll; treasurer, Mrs. W. D.
Bates.
Chairmen of the following commit
tees were appointed:
Social committee, Mrs, E. Carroll
missionary committee, Mrs. ]. R. AyleS'
worth; visiting committee, Mrs. E. M.
Stewart. Mrs. Vim. Wright was APP
pointed leaders Of the regular meeting
delicious refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Zim Todd the next regular ting. moe
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-03-12

Examine the ABOVE cut of the i'm,
proved VanNesS pump and see if it has
an entirely closed line shaft casing,
Here is claim 20, all that is now left OF
the Layne patent, at least the first hall
Of this claim is not patentaDle: (The
combination of a well casing and a
rotary pump therein) and line
shaft ENTIRELY closed off from the
water in the well.
Remember also that the Court OF
Appeals said that the case of patent
ability as we'll as of infringement was
very close one.
Referring to the above claim 20
remember also that out of the q
claims originally sued upon Layne was
defeated in Il and the costs were
assessed to Layne, virtually leaving
him one.hhlf of one claim, which de
not infringe.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-03-12
IN WELSH
The Evidence is Supplied by LocaI'
Testimony

If the lreader wants stronger proof
than the following statement and ex.
perience Of residence of Welsh, what
can 1t be?
zone of my family hurt his back sew.
eral years ago and his kidneys were
affected" says Mrs. W. BiIyen, of
White St., Welsh. "At times his back
was so lame land stiff, he couIdn'
Straighten up. He had to lay off from
work for several days at ia time. His
kidneys acted irregularly and gave
him great deal of annoyance, ,Doan's
Kidney Pills were so highly recon-,
mended to him that he got a box and
after taking them a few days, he had
great relief. Whenever he notices the
pain in his back coming on now, be
takes Doan's Kidney Pills for few
days and is relieved. He has great
faith in Doan's Kidney Pills, and
know they must be good or they
wouldn't give such quick relief. A
number of my friends praise Doan',
Kidney Pills highly"
Price SOC, at all dealers, Dom
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge
Doan'S Kidney Pllls--the same tina
Mrs. Bilyeu recommends. Foster Mil
burn Co. Props. Buffalo, NY.