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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-10
PERSONAL

also visited at the home of her mo-
thcr In British Columbia.
Alma u. Horsiey of Idaho Fails.
Ida. and Mrs Agnes oublcr OF Lund.
New, returned 20 ghelt respective
homes last sunday aftfr offending the
funeral In this city OF fheir mother.
the late Mrs. Sarah Barrows Horsley.
Mrs. william Shields and children
were here Wednesday on their way Co
Mohfland. where they viii reside,
Shields recently having accepted a
position there with the coal company.
They have been located NJ Cameron
above Castle Gate.
George u. Raymond. general SUI
perintendent ~ the Carbon Emery
stores with headquarters at lilawa-
tina. was doing business nj Price last
Saturday. In the evening he left FOR
Salt Lake city, whore ne spent most
Of the present week on matters with
his principals The mines OF the Unit
ted States Fuel company are working
good NJ this time and with the rail-
road car shortage over with. there
VIII be an Increased output 81 black
diamonds from all the camps ~ that
company
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in u. s. ARE
SCORED BY PRESIDENT
Continued from page one.

naturalization laws TO the full freedom and opportunity
America who have poured the poison of doyay into the very
arteries of national life who have sought TO bring the author
y and good Of into contempt TO destroy
industries wherever they thought effective for their vim
dctve to strike at them and TO debase politics to the
of foreign intrigue No federal laws exist meet this tua
on because such thing would have been incredible in the past
such Creatures passion soyy and anarchy must be crushed
out They are not but they infinitely malignant and
the hand OF our should close them at once
Keen interest in the presidents address shown by the for
egn representatives in the diplomatic galleries. where EN-
basy and legation represented All appeared pleased with the
message and the expressed special qualification
over the reference 10 pan-Americanism
In me executive gallery as the president spoke was his IL
ancee Mrs Norman Gait whose first appearance the capitol
since the the presidents attracted
marked attention from the crowds.
The address practically the day in
both houses Each adjourned until Friday give time for com
petng the organization of working committees In the brief time
he senate was In session than fifteen hundred bills and
resolutions were offered Measures dealing with preparedness
r0oon suffrage and prevention of sale of munitions TO
belligerent nations predomnated.
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An Increase OF a million tons Of coal
In the production In Utah IL expected
by operators In 1915. according a.
Frederick a. Sweet. president OF the
Standard Coal company OF Salt Lake
city. This Increased production
which will run the total In Utah u
five millions FOR the year. IN due 90 the
demand for Utah coal In the Pacific
Northwest and California and also 60
the stimulation Of and addition 60 In
dustrics In Utah and Idaho. The new
potash factory In Southern Utah.
commencing operation the first Of
April. viii consume from fifteen hum
dred 90 eighteen hundred tons o. slack
n day Estimating the consumption at
seven hundred thousand tons for the
year nt one dollar ton seven hun
dred thousand dollars cash will be
turned over 10 the coal Industry from
this source alone and from a product
much 90 which has been wasted In
the past with the Increase In the
total production Of coal the companies
do not fear any inability 10 furnish
the slack required. although under
present conditions the demand might
exceed the supply.
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CITY COUNCIL DOINdS
Numerous PcrYons Would like some
Water Bond Money.

AZ the meeting of city council Tues
day night the superintendent OF water
was ordered 20 put all lcaky hydrants
In good repair. and to keep "a close
watch on same during the winter.
Lon Tidweli OF Wellington made
the council AN offer ON one second
foot OF water Ia the Wellington Canal
Company'a ditch, Council asked him
10 state his price per share and they
would consider " at noNt meeting
Andrew oman In also deHlrduz Ia sell
to the city half Hecond-foot of wa
ter In the Alfred canal. lie was also
asked 20 make his offer on the price
per share. Albert irynor and A, w.
Iloruley offered four hundred shares
OF Price Water company stock at
ts,bo a share. No action was AIKEN
on any of the propositions. but the
council will probably consider the
matter further at ~ next meeting.
Electrician Manson was instructed
Ia place additional street lights at
points where most needed. and Co eN-
tend the service line In the southeast
part OF the city 90 the residence of joe
Wolf
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The department OF agriculture has
Just issued n manual Of instructions
designed Co prevent an unexpected
outbreak OF the foot and mouth dis
ease and Co assist the field employees
Of the department and other persons
In stamping out the disease In the
event of "A recurrence. In cases where
there are even slight grounds for be-
lieving that the suspicion of foot and
mouth disease may be- Justified. the
matter should be promptly reported
by wire 60 the chief OF the bureau Of
animal industry In Washington. -. &.
~ positive diagnosis cannot be made
hogs or calves should be inoculatcd
with specimens from the suspected
lcflons and the results carefully
watched. a positive diagnosis 81
foot and mouth disease IL followed
Immediately by the assignment OF a
special federal representative Co take
charge 81 the work of stamping out
the outbreak. This representative u
instructed to cooperate In even way
with the state authorities. and atrin-
gent measures are applied 60 prevent
the disease from spreading
The instructions ALSO direct that alt
live stock shipments recently made
tom the nciEhhorhood In which the
dircase has appeared shall he traced
Ia their destinations and the POSSIBLE
lty Of the animals included In them
being Infected thoroughly invcstlga-
ted. Records are 10 be- made 90 all
cars used In the transportation of live
stock. out OF the infected district In
order that they may be thoroughly
cleaned and disinfccted before they
are used again.
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According Co Petit the Amaigam.
atcd Sugar company has for some
time Expressed a preference Tor Utah
Goals. because OF their excellent stor.
age qualities. Tie Wyoming Interests
with which the company has had coal
contracts heretofore have agreed.
therefore. TO open a Utah coal mine.
Petit was not certain concerning
the different Interests represented In
the company now being formed. bat
said the Ecclea people. the union
Coal company and other Utah and
Wyoming interests are backing the
movement lie reports that the com.
pany has already opened up H. mine.
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IL .. Hoffman, returned satur-
day from a short sojourn In Salt Lake
city.
-. ". Manson Of the Price Eicc-
trio company spent sunday with his
family ~ Provo.
Miss Edith Causer returned Co
Helper Tuesday evening after visit
with her brother. John Causer.
Farley Rhead OF coalyiiic has
come a. Price 90 make his home here.
tie IL brother Of Mrs ". ~. uoctz-
mann.
Mr.. aud Mrs william Parry went
80 Sprlngyllle Sunday on visit They
we're recently connected with the
Tavern at Price.
Mrs j. Mconnn aud children ar
rived this week from Mt Pleasant 90
make Price their home. MoOann be-
Ing In business here
Joseph Alien Of Coalvillc h re-
cent arrival nj Storrr whore he has
taken a responsible position with the
Spring Canyon Coal company.
Congressman and Mrs. Joseph
Howell ana daughter Ruth and son
Wesley LEFT Salt Lake city last week
FOR Washington. u. e.. FOR the winter.
AIR aud Mrs. Frank u. Horsivy
returned Ca their home nc Myton last
sunday after attending the funeral
last Thursday OF the formers mother
AZ Price.
Mrs. Leona BLACK and her sons.
Elmer and NJ. u. black. OF iilawnthn.
lcft Thursday for Dawson. n. NJ.
where they Intend entering the dairy
ing business.
Has Anderson was In this week
from his soldier Canyon ranch. Live
stock out that way have ~ far done
well this winters n looks na II losses
would be- light from now on.
Sam n. Jewkea 81 Castle Gate
was transacting business at Price the
Inst OF the week. The mines are
working fairly well. he says. and the
men are satisfied with conditions
Robert Howard. Inspector Tor the
United States Fuel company mines
was la Price iast Tuesday from ons
of his periodical trips ana spent the
day with his family who reside here
Mrs. barbara FORESTER. county
recorder. returned Tuesday from an
extended visit OF sevtraNweeks Ia the
West Mhile away Che visited San
Francisco. Portland. and Seattle. sh,
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NEW COAL NINE At RAINEs
TO SOON BE SHIPPING FUEl

Last Saturday, Dessert Evening
News contains this item % local In
tcrcst ~ new coal mine 90 furnish
the Amalgamated Sugar company
with a hundred and twenty thousand
tons Of coal year II TO be opened up
In Spring Canyon by the Eccies In
forests. y. J. Qucalcy and other wyo-
ming interests. according 90 J. y,
Petit. state coal mine inspector, a
company, with l.. II. Rainea as mana
ger, Il now In process uf formation.
and viii shortly be completed.
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w w. Jones. chief engineer FOR the
Carbon Coal company at tiaineH. was
doing business at Price last Saturday
He states that the company IL Ecttinr
along we'll with the construction oi
LIS tlppic. and thatf Ms a matter Of
hut short time nntiF shipments VIII
be going out of Carbon county'H new.
cri camp. General Manager Harris
formerly with he kcflcn properties
out OF. Thompssns n In charge Of
work az itnincs. N-Rhe sun acknoWl-
edges n very pleasant call from En-
ginccr Jones while he was In the
county seat
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ADVICE ron PARMEns.

Utah farmers can save much time
worry and money by consulting drain.
agc experts employed by the govern.
ment. according Co NJ. ~ Hall of the
Utah bureau of the drainage service
According 10 Han, the drainage eN-
perts are always glad Co Inspect farm
lands suspected OF being affected by
alkall ny following the recommen.
dations OF the drainage experts Il /,
possible for the farmers 60 save them.
selves considerable loss la crops.
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BUSINESS CONDITIONS ARE As
GOOD As At ANY PAST TINE

.. w. Van Law. second vice prcsi-
dent Of the United states Smelling.
refining and Mining company Of Bos-
ton. II again in Utah on q trip OF in
spection 20 the metal mines and the
smelters Of the company. lie says
that the smeiters in all parts Of the
United States are running at capacity
and that business conditions are as
good as at any time during the past
ten years He would not make any
estimate Of the tonnage that IL being
taken care Of az the smelters. but re-
feTrcd all questions OF that character
TO George W. Heintz. the general man
ager Of the concern.
The prosperity Of the country %
due 60 the great orders from abroad
for steel and for grain" says Van
Law THE blockaded condition Of
the Eastern railroads testifies 20 the
great amount OF business. one would
never think that great railroad sys-
TENS with every convenience would
become 10 conRested that they could
not handle the traffic. The prosper
ity which II with VS. will continue FOR
al least two years. After that can
not say what the business condition OF
the country will be"
Van Law has twice recently been a
visitor To the mines OF the United
States Fuel company IN Carbon and
Emery counties. In company with y.
l.. Carpenter. president of the fuel
concern, and has expressed himself
as more than pleased with conditions
NJ he found them ON both occasions
With the smclters doing well the coal
properties OF Eastern Utah are bound
60 prosper In turn. Both the coal
mines and fmeiters mentioned are In
fact owned by the CuRxenheim inter-
eata
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~ y. Lewis. general superintendent
OF the standard Coal company az
StnndntdVilic. was In the county scat
last Friday and incidentally left
around five thousand dollars with the
county treasurer for that company'p
taxes for the year 1915. supcrinten-
dent Lewis makes his headquarters In
the kearns building az salt Lake city.
but his duties call him out OF the city
"A great portion OF the time
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-10
OWES HER GOOD HEALTH To
CIIAMBERI4AIN'ST TABLETS.

II owe my good health 10 Chamber
lain's Tablets" writes Mrs. r. q. Neff.
Crookston, o, Two years ago I was
an invalid due 20 stomach trouble. /
took three bottles OF these tablets and
have since been In the best OF health"
Obtainahle everywhere. -Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-10

CAN. or write. phone Eight-O where
the flowers grow for cut flowers. or
funeral designs, We are nearer 10
you. carry the largest stock and make
YOU the lowest prices. Provo Green
house company.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-10

Mrs. l.. A, MCGEE has opened hel
studio on North Ninth street and Il
ready 20 take orders or give lessons, =
Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-10
STEERS SCARCE
DURING THE WEEK
CONTINUED from page oneJ

CONTINUED from page oneJ
am receiving from all parts Of the
range country is very encouraging
and. unless unusual storms should
occur. we anticipate record breaking
attendance"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-10

First Farmer-so YOU are taking
summer boarders this year?
Second Farmer-Yep; We didn't
have 10, hut my wife loves TO hear
'em talk that city dialect
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT
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Smoke Elk Pride Cigar, Tel. i5s.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-10

FOR RENT-Two-RooM COTTAGE
furnished. Phone i72w.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-isO ACRES
near town. Good improvements.
A bargain II taken at once. Cali at
The sun office.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-10

TOM BARRON STRAIN s. c. WHITE
ieghorn cookerels for sale by Mrs
]. ]. Weigmann.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-oNE
Mustang mailer with rs galleys-all
In good condition. The sun.
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Wieoer cine Neneritng aif oeaa
EemniDlbania 8almiuitem.

User in 3euti1lono gcreiit, bat Six
ai1nebmli6feit fenrlen uno id,abeu
eelerllt, oaB ouf Sen Sdnea- 33iiaen
pom Speileipagen aus in oIlen alai.
len 5leiidbriibe, aoffee, 3bee, &c.
legtes 8ittterbroo. Sudden, 9bit etc
berumgerei6t uno sur g%rfriid)nue
nl1o STIRLING angeboten meroen.
Sang oallel6e bot bas fortlhrittIid1c
Eeiflllpluania g~nbnipitem ali alen
3iigen einseribtet, oie einen .Gpei-
1elpagen bo6eil. 9ie Nreiie iillo
10 maBig, oaB Die Soden ieoerl
Heiieloen 5ugansIid iino. es miro
eaonrd) permieoen, oaB oie GaIlo-
giere ibren 2ulid mitnebmen ooer
ouf ben Stationen aisiteigell, ltl.t in
oaer Gle ettuas bimtntersuniiroelr.
Sic fonnen iett I'M @ageft iiten
bleiben un0 in MltBe oas @efaufte
o~er5ebren. Ger neue 9ienit bat lid,
oerart betp6brt, Dob er 2srs
rlanent ~geipor0en lit. 9us gennlql-
uatia SDitem miro aber baourh nod
beliebter iperoerk als es iett ihon lit.
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Teras.

Sic gergperfe IN Seros baben
I'M Sabre 1914 Oie folgertoen Or
trage eeliefert: 1884 IN @olo, $780,
ST lln5et Silber, 1902 Gfuro
9lei, 23,760 8fuuo &upfer, 216,=
451 &fun0 3inf = int Sotalmeri
bon $313,787. Die 0iinen lino net.
items in 4reItoio ut1o g1 8olo Count
tD gelegen.
@m |. W1ai gob es in geras
500 National6onfe1l nabesu en-
8rittel offer Nationalbo1fen III BEN
Sioltaoten, oeren 3obl 1880 iii.
9apon fontnlen iieben al1f San ala-
tonic, flint auf 9alos, lieben auf
Sort 8ortb, 5ipei ouf @alpe1ton,
ieebs orf Soriton, flint auf @aco.
Die ga1fen batten ont l.. Wtai org.
eeIiebcn $t36,052,562 Sic Siffs-
qneaen Ser 9aufen betrugen 1927.
S35,079, Die iid tpie folet oerfeiIen:
9allas, S3S,652, O48; Sort @ortb
$27,048,909 @albefto1L S $3.50
Gel; Soliton, $40 1922 500; gals
antonio, $18,90S>t00; @aco So.
1O3, 1896.
Sn Golfe Gottltn tp1troer mi
Snli 4783 Saien uno 81 @0lfe er=
legt, mofiir oas goltntp Gran1ien he-
5oblte. Sn Com Green Gourltp mar
Der Grtrog 1112 Saien nllo SO
8olfe uno III Ooltng Gorntp 755
Saien nltb "a @olfe.
Gidter Mnle bonn "A. Giitritt.
geridt bat IN eiilem in Guaos por-
liegenoen 5ane ~entidieocn, baB al
f~obolboltige @etrd11fe, Die in einam
saloon Dor Der sdIuBItunoe, alIo
$50 obenos, gefalift nltroen, nidt
IN Dem Cafe ODER &eItaurant a.
trunfen peroen biirfen, nellu sic
lebteren NIT Dem Saloon in gerbir-
ourg iteben.
Ser 5polfidbrige 8ia Silttou,
Der Sobn zines IN ser M1be bon
Seguin mobnenoen Sarmers, ua1roe
auf Der Sage ourd einen nngliidIi
den 3nfnn BON einem gleidaltrigen
erId)oIien.
Sn gorftnfm itarb Der Sorintr
pcrnlaHr @nlf an 9lutoergiftune.
Dor eftUa Sebn gaaen fpltroe ct, ais
'eln eeSlf'ann rnfontroIlierGar tpltr
be, bonn Bagen ~sptporferL erfitt Ell
Ilen gcinhrud uno onbere @erles-
iilgen. Gas gein ipurbe ampntiett
trat ieood glutpereiitlng EN-
mo er itarb.
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SIN Sdatteu Ses safelberss.

Sriiber lift er ibneil ei1 Sdus
gepeien, Der madtige SafeIberg, scr
INIT leinem breiten @ipfel uno ocn
A~uslalfern 2openfopf nno ge1lfels-
ipite ipie elm g%reiier, giitiger @ater
ifirmen6 feline granitenen Mrme
Inn ibre Seimitaiten in Der ergfi-
l6en Sta6t am Gap Der eitten Soft
nling legte. 5riiber. Dor einem
Sabre nod. als Die Golfer in Srieoen
beieinanber tuaren nnb bic 9ert-
lden in aapItaot nod u~nbebeniat ibr
2eben fiibren fonnten.
Sellte lit allies anoers. Mus Sem
gergidus lit Elm gergidatten eepor-
ben, Der piloe, graulame 8oaeI
arieg iprei5t feline Sittid)e bis iiber
Die Silberbaiime oes fii6liditen Mf1i-
ia. ltn6 nun gar in ben iiinaiten
Sogenl Da sriffen robe 6allite nod
Dem gigentnm frieolider oeutIfer
Wenihen aiid in Der bliibenben
~iiberionnten aapitaot, riittelten an
Senftem uno 9iiren nno serrten Gle
lessctpobntes unb Deutid-S eimatli-
DIES mnbarmber5ie in oen Start
Ser Strabe, einem b~obnenoen, fret
ihenoen Eobef CUR augentpeioe.
'Sino oas Weniden? 8at oieies
@iiten nidt bielmebr etipas gemein-
lam nit Dem oil Der gaieIbudt BON
ellen 10 gefirdteten Siioublturm, Der
5ucrit int @interba!te, Elm tpat-
bes @olfben nur. aitf Dem @ipieI
bes S~afelberges plotlid) m11it
unb iif) 5uiammettbnllt ur6 NIT ben
@obminsen Der 9epolferung mad
@ilfiir Ganebaa 5u ipiefen Id,eint
Hmr oab 0iesmnl 6as ipiitenbe, pi!oe
Beginner niht Watlir lit, ionbern
fiinitlid) aufeepeitlfte @adiud)t ei-
ncr p~erblenoeten 9epolferlna uno
caB es nid)t beim Spiel uno Gd,ein
elmer itiirmifd)en @etterIoitne blieb,
ionoern grimE1iger, bermidterloer
Grnit ipllroe NIT ser goilsen @efoIg-
idaft zines fiebernoen, nnberioGuli-
den Safes bon Notion gesen SEA-
tion.
gtt oeutid)e @eid)dftslofnIe muir
ben in 8rano geItedt bas flingt
in unieren borten 3eitea nid)t ein-
mol iibermdltieen6- ltno tit bod Bit
fer genlig. Ser oentihe @eid6fts-
mann bat es in &ap1taot nidt Ieiht
Die Itofeualifhc umgebing beengt
i'm, uno meuti er emit altsaog aus
Der alten Seimat nit flotterlioen
Sabnen mo iungfriidem Mitt, nit
tieller 3uberiiht, od ibm oie alte
! @eIt pieIeiGt uidJt BOLD mar nro er
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l,okales.
Sie Nbitimmitng iiber sic Mmen-
dement's.

Npd) eiumal m6djtem mir mniere
Seier Oaramf amfmerfiam mad)eli,
aaf mprgen Die @abl iiber Die Nnteu.
acmtents slir Staatsbcrfaiinng itatt-
finbet. Sober Se1tide iplte Dies
Nal nad) Dem Stimmfaiten se1en
anb jeOer iplte gesen bas Nmemoe=
utent, 6as als critics anf Dem sti,mm-
3eftel itebt, itimmen. 9enm bieics
NmenSement aintmt jehem Ginse
ipamOerten, Ser iein s~iueites girser.
papier nod nid)t fat, ieim Stimm-
rcdt, 6as i'm bnrdj sic @erfaiImns
geseben lit. Gerabe in Ser ietigen
3eit 1T es a6er 6rinseno nptiuenoia,
Oaf Die 3abl ser natitraliiierten
Sfimmgeber nidJt bermin6ert perbe.
MlfD ifimmt inter allen 1tmf1noen
aegen Oieies critic M~tnen6ement aitf
ocm Stimmsettef. @enn man ae.ssn
Elm Nincnoement itimmen uia, 10
lift man ben Sat, Ser nit rMaainifn
anfangt, iteben II. ftreidJt ben SAT-,
Der NIT 0sfur1 anfGmat, iuea.
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MIferIci.

Die international nno Greet
Nortbern gabn bot fiinf Mleilen Iiio-
lid bon Der Staot los Mder 2alo
a~ngefmtft, tporauf iie Moidinell-
fperfitdtten, acknowledgement etc.
init einem aoftenmfmanoe bon
runo 100000 erriften miro. Ger
Tlae miro aud nIs Sammelplas
fir Ealiagier- uno 5raftpagen,
gum 3~uiammenitelen bon 3iigen etc.
berutt per6en. Gus 2ano lieat
iiiolih bon Der Huiiell-G Coleman
Selmiib(e.
Sic County : Gommiii1re bn.
fen init Der 9. 81. @ater Supplp
Company einen aontraft fir Die
9ieferrng BON 8aifer fir oas Court
baiis, CUR State BON $3S per Monat
abgeihloiien. Ser ate grunnln
miro a~ifgegeben. Sos feue 9(b.
fommen fiibrt cine gripnrnis Don
etipa $75 per Monat berbei. Ser
Sngenieur fir Ole HumpmaidNne
0cs grunnens be8og monatlid $T5
uno oos Seuerltngsmaterial foItete
runo $40 per Monot.
SSn Der Smitb StraBe murnp
6. 8. aonig, 305 Noro Neunte Ctr
pobnbaft, bon einem MrtornobiI
~iiberfabren uno leidt perlebt. SO. @.
@riabt BON MobstoprL ser oen I'm
faa berbeifiibrte. lit fuegen gu idJneI.
len 6abrens in Saft genommen uno
gegen cine 8iirgidaft bon $50 me.
Der in Sreibeit geiest tporben.
| Wir MAIDEN no6nlals aif oas
beite Ibenb I'M Menger Sotel Itatt.
finoenoe Gon5crt mfmerfiam, in
rueld)em Serr Carl Sdlpael BON Ser
metropolitan Oper IN Stem gorf,
SRI. Coma Golbemus uno SEER s,
M. Steinfelot iid boren Iaiien per,
ben.
Gde offentliden autiden, ssubr.
merle. @epdf. mn6 GrbreBtuagen
Smnibniie etc. miiiien iid biz Ipd.
teitens suln i. augiiit cine 2isens
perffoffen.
8. g. @iGiam, Der i'm Sintcr,
simmer leines Gtores, Gde Srinih
StroBe nno Cafe @ietp glpe.. Idldit
beridtet, ooB er tpdbrerlo Der dom
neritos Nodt bon Ginbredern dIoto
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SnbiI1um.

Crit iebt erbaltei1 mir eine Gummer
oesu 9amburger Correspondent" bon,
20. Sltni, in Der iid nadftebenoe Or
nobnunlg utierer Subilaumsauseabe
finoet: Die 5reie Greife fir Seros
Gin San Mntonio) bnt i'm Mai sic
@ollenoung 0es so. 2ebensiobres ae-
feiert. Sbre itattlide Saabilaums
hummer, so Seiten itorf, entpirft
Elm p~ouitanoiges 8ilo Der Gntpid-
ling oes oeutiden @eiiteslebens ullo
Seutiher geieaidaftIifer Organize
ton in Seras. 9os glatt oorf ito[s
oarauf YeiiL 5i oieier Gntpidlllng
iein 9eites beigetragerl gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-23
Sic Grpebitipn.


Se1erpebrd)et oos obne Sra6t
$500 foitet; es fontnt bon Bridge
port, Cont, nno ems fir Sen smei-
ten Niliitenten fir $485. Sir Die
G%erlegnrtg oes 9auies BON Scr. s.
Sbaflett III Der Gonbeltt Straee,
oos iiber BEN 5luB berausragt, met,
ben $4,000 beipiqigt. 9ie Gbicaga
Srioge mto Sron Company erbdIt
ben &ontraft fir ben 8an ser itGI)-
lernen H06re ii6er Sen Greet, &o1s-
traftInmme lift $2540. 9ie Gepy
1iolos @cniiruction gompanp boni
Die Cement : &feiler fir Sen Mb-
altes Setper iiber ben 6luB fir
S3,551.97.