davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

COTTON BLANKETS. size. 39X6S inches. tar and grey with choice of pink or blue borders. Splendid values. t5e pair 65c. COTTON BLANKETS, size. 45X72 inches in tan only: bord- CTS of pink and blue; special values, the paid S1.
 COTTON BLANKETS, size, 64xS0 inches; tan or grey in choiceof blue or pink border priced the pair St.75.
 COTTON BLANKETS, size, 64xS0 inches-a good heavy qual- ity blanket-fancy borders, the pair S2.25.
 - FANCY PLAID WOOl-NAP BLANKETS. size. 60X76 inches. This is one of the most popular number in stock. The pair S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
MILLINERY

The Fall showing is now at it's height, embracing im- ported Paris Models. Hats from the house of Gage, to- gether with original crea- tions from our own milliner. Greater opportunities tor becomingness, than in many seasons, is permitted by the wide latitude of Fashion this season in millinery. You cannot make a mistake here all styles-and there are many-have been carefully choser. Prices scaled to meet your wishes, $3.95 to $50.
 cHIlDREN'S HATS smart styles in a wide assortment of colors and trimming ideas-Materials of vel vet. plush and corduroy beautiful in their simplicity and extra good value at S1 to SA o5.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

- A complete line of cook stoves for those who are looking for the greatest value at the least cost. Camp Cooks at $7.50 up to the famous ''Penin- sular" Ranges al $90.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Latest Modes in Afternoon
 Dresses SI2 to S90

- Materials include Panne Velvets. Striped SatiEs. Combination Satins and Georgette Crepes, Plaid Tanetas and Charmeuse-Gay Yarn Silk and Bead Embroidery-fringe, fur and satin trimmings markably smart-wide selection
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
No Matter what you want in the way of a Heating
 Stoves YOu'n find 1t in our big assorment

Every stove that this store sells will give complete satisfaction. Buy ing here IS simply matter of select ing the store that best meets your re- quirements. Prices range from the Alright heater at $1.35 up to $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Pretty Bath Robes
 S2.95 to S16.50

You'll be looking to these needs now that the evenings and mornings are getting cool CT and cooler each day. Padded Japanese embroidered silks, eiderdown blanket and Turk ish toweling materials in nov city designs and colorings.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Exhibition of New FURS

= The selection has been most carefully made comprs
 ing only Furs of the best quality made up woman of practical turn of mind well she the latest of Pads and Fances Aus and Scarfs in Red Fox. Natural Muskrat, Racoon Eastern Mink. Nippon Mink. Skunk Alaska Sable. Genuine Mole Mole Coney, Iceland Fox, Hudson Seal. Russian Fftch China Wolf Beaver, Black Lynx, and Pointed Wolf Q
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
OUR PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN

S5oCo VictroIas, $500 Cash, $500 per Mo
 s75.oo Victrolas, s7.5o Cash, s7.50 per Mo. s1oo.OO Victrolas, S10 Cash, S10 per Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13

bintcr gpaus bcianO, iiiirjtc, Ourd
cine SaIoe getroifcn nieoer. Sc
mauO idIug 6olmes nieoer lmo ginJ
cine SoIpe in OcnieIbeu 9[ugenbIid
iiber i'm binpes. IS scIoug SoImes,
iid binter einem @ebli6 in slider
belt 5u brin9en imO @bibuobua mic
Der 81 erreihen, no er BON Dem 0or.
iaI @littbeihmg mohte. 6. 81. 8ot-
ion, Der @oriiber oes Ntinen. lno
Sdmel3er Operator Counties uno
@eidditsiiibrcr Der Golibuira6ic
Nliuing so. mar, wuroe eriboiieu
oiigcflnOcn.
0ie Sciden. iuelde idredIid Suae-
ridtet iiuo, bciiuocn iid sur 3eit in
Gbibnabla imOmerOen in einem Gr.
tra5ug uad 81 &aio gebra1t meroen.
Qie Giite Der EoOten bat lid Inn
5lpci pergr0Bert ino iino Ocren 0Sa-
men: GbomoS SSobuion, unbefounter
9Ioreiic, uno Soc GnoerS aus Sap.
ocn, glri5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13

Ser lmo Stabs.Srompeter &arl 3orn.
Ger @ertpaItunasratb beitebt aus oeu
Serren Geo. Sbonras, Sobn S1nei-
Ser imO 9 Softer.
e balio Mdunerdor.~
Der nIbaIia a3dnmer6or~ bieIt
geitcrn 9lbcno III DfosmiIler's Sale
an Der observation-disclosures ieine
w9dcntIihe @eriommhmg uuO Sing.
ihluoc. Inter Nrof s. 3. Wlutter
purOe OaS aieo, ipeIdeS Der gcrein
bel Dem Gommers Der oGereinigteu
Sdngcr~ Dortragen miro, tiibtig ge.
iibt. sSn Ser nabfoIgeuOerI Se.
idditsiiBuHg wur0cu Die Roiltine-Ge-
ibdfte erleoigt ino Die Ginld0uug
5um geiuh oes 0elltideu Ibeaters
onsenommen. yluhoem Elm uelies
Dlit9IieO, Sr. Sobu @ciOiueer, mIi.
9cnommeu iDoroen mar, tpilrOen fir
Den I'M Scbruor itattiinoeuocn Wlas.
feuboll Die criten Gorbereitllngen &c.
troficn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
9In Nlehirn6IlltILna nclLnr6rn.

PIN &icr glr. A ain ,SllBc ser
Nratt. StraBe crfrdntte gcitern Oeo1-
mittug gcgen 6 llbr Der 4ssidbri9e
GbaS. S. Ciffcnoou, scr ais Dor.
mann III Scr @3ormor- -@crfitatte bon
Burns & 9liiicu mgeiteut lit, an
@ebirnbIuting imo murSe BON Dem
&utrohpa1en Ger mittleren %oIi3ei.
itation in ooS Mercp-SoipitaI ae.
idafit, no er am 9Ibeno gegen 10
llbr aus ocm 9eben idlic0 Iiifcn.
oal pobnte al Der 5peuce.9loenue.
Morreu-@orf. Der Coroner bat Sic
llntcrinhtn9 oes tSoIles begonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13

Cos SlngeGeS, 70. San.
3. Sfmiot, welber megcu N}orocs
6u lebenSIdn0lider 3u6t6ousitroie
perlirt6cilt uoroen lit, trat belte
ieine Strofe an nadoem ibm ourd,
&i6ter 6rauf p. @ulis ein neler
SrojeB rcrlueiecrt pnroc. 5hmiot
lpiroe Dor iciner 9lbfiibruug beiragt.
Oh CT nod chuos 81 Iagcn babe, mo.
raiIr CT cine lanae 9lbbouohmq Der.
las, IN lucl6cr CT icinc llnlhuIo 6ei
Der grplolion I'M nGimes~ .@c6onOc
6etbeucrtc.
Die Serbonoluuo gcocn OooiO
9oplan, pcIher inter oerlel6cn gc.
idnloiauna mic Sdmiot ob1elrtbciIt
nerOen iol, if mii ocn "a. Sotuar
fcitgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
SeiiiriuOrtet Oas ScreitihaftS &ro-
arnnIm NeS Hr1iinrntell.

gei einem 2lin1coit I'M Sotel
@merion erfldrte geiteru Sr. Charles
g. Schooner, Der @rdiioent ocs ~@er
Gins ser Sabrifantcn uno aouilcuteo,
Den Odtglie0ern ocS 09In5cigcns
Clubs, Dab cs ole Yiliht ieoei pa.
triotiidcu YiirgerS lei, ocn bon Erd.
iiocnt SSilion auSgearbeiteten @ereit.
idoitSplal 5a uertrcterl. n@ir ND.
gen iiber sic @iiBcInbeiten nidt einig
icin, erfldrte Der Aeoncr, ,.aber mir
9Ile ioIlten cnpfinoen onB Ser Yrd,
ii0ent i'm Sledte III, lmo ioGteu ii1t
icine &ldue pcrllrtbcileu, ionoern be.
oenfcn OdB Ser Erdiioent nab beitcnl
Miiien oaS Bette aeratbcn bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
stnOemt aetSStrt.

&b laoclpbio. Ea, II. Son.
- 9ei Dem id6rIidcn aampf aui.
id)en Oen 5riidlingen un0 Sopbo.
moreS Der llniperiitot bon @ennlul.
oailien 6ei weIdeni oie gritcren iieo.
ten lpiiroe Der II Sabre oIte Stu.
oent @iaiom 2ifion aus GIi8obct6,
gt.'S. oetootet uno mcbrcrc 9[noerc
perleet Gs III cine itreugc Inter.
ilhlln9 leitenS ocr @cboroen ciuoc.
Icitct luorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
dc Veute ser Naiiu 0leeo

alcioer inO Nausbolhugsortifel
iHi @ertbc bon Si5G uurocl Qeitern
IN ocn Ieteftipbaliptouortier BON
6rmI &idaro @ronnpeIl, inn, BON
SnJIeltoe lm0 gomouOIon.9lu 9luemic,
als i6r Gigentbm iocntiiBirt. Ole
SaHer moren bon Der @e6einpoIisei
IN Dem 9eiiBe Scr gtegerin Gain
Rceo, alias GaiiD Cotton, poraefuu
Den porOen. Die 9tegcrin puroc Dor
elnlaen @oHcu uerbaftet mo ioa hi
peribcOencn Sdiiern Baltimore s,
IN oencn lie ou1citelt pcmcieu mar,
@egenlt1noe I'M g8ertbe BON iiber
5000 enhueli6et baben. Sci ser IA.
mile Srommea mar GaiiD Geeo u1b
reno ocS Sommers 1918 anaeIteut
aepcieu Tegen Oic idlpar3e 1iebin
lino porldllfig bon Scr Nolisci aft
uerldieoene sIuibulOi8un9cu er6p
ben iporoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13

Ga in ben Ietten SSabren aae @r.
5icblmgSanitaIten Scr WlniifIebre
groBe 9Iuimerfiamfeit Ibenfen uno
gtitIif NIT 5u oen Sauptfddern 5a6lt,
miro bel Dem &ortrag, ser fir Oie Gr.
5ieblmgsgcieIlidait arransirt mproeu
lit Gin 5eitgemdBes Ebemo bebanoelt
iperoen. Der ReOner, Serr Surolo
Nanoolpb, Der Setter OeS @eabooD.
sSnltitiltes, bat iid ais 9bcmo; ,Wlu.
IT in ben SbuIei" geipdblt. Scr
8ortrag ioIlte BON 5abIreirbcn Wluiit.
liebbobern gcbort iperOeiJ Ocm Scrr
&anocIpb lit Elm por5iiaIid)er Re0Her
iulo nit Dem NhiifiueIeu p6Ilia Der.
trout Or. @oruaro 3. 9u6ucr, ser
Erdiiocnt ocr Gr5ieblngs @cIeIl
idait, bat befaunt eetnodlt, Dab oaS
%ublitlm eingeIaoeu lit, sen Dor.
trag, Der morgeu 9Ibeuo s llbr III ser
NlcGopsSallc Der SSobns Sopfins.
lIuiperiit6t geboltcn lpirO, al boren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
;Sencr in 9sannma.

*anama 70. Sauuor. Gin
DeorobliHes 6cucr brad bcute Nor.
gen IN Fonama ans. Cos ,,Slmericoa
9otclT lolpie onIiegenoe S1nier iuio
enc eisInbrif pnroen 3erit0rt nuo
mebrere Ferionen uerwinOet. Ger
SNaoen mir uiti $500,000 6e3iffert
Eic Slammen beorobtcn audi sic
nabegeIcAene @iienbnhn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13

0err @eorge u, Burns, ser be.
faunte gnItimorer gtuftionator uno
Gin 01itglieo Der 6irma @rpaut &
60, 9lr. IA, g8eit-Soratoaoitrabe,
itarb geitcrn 9Ibeno nod lGngcrcr
aranfbeit in ieiner @obnilug, 9ir.
2730, ct, 9ald.StraBe. Ct itano
I'M 61 2cbenSiabre unO bintcrlaBt
oiiBer ieiner @ittipe iiiuf ainoer.
0ie 9eeroigung filoct Deiite 9tad.
ntittag nm $50 bon oem 8raner.
bauie aus mlf Sem Trldo 9liogc
SSrieobofc ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
erih bttnNct.

Ter 5tiffSItauer 5trifc mir0e
acltcrn gegcn Slbcno 6ei euterplaieas
ScrlaniuiInna mcIde III Qcnnn'g
SolIe, Gdc 9roaolpap imo GoIrrn.
slpenuc, itottfouo, becnoct. Gem ARA.
foenten Der Baltimore Tcoerotion
of 2obcr~ SSobn q. gScrauion ipirs
g iilgcitrieben, ooB sic 2entc nod,
geItern slbeno ipieoer 8ur 9lrbeit III.
riidfe1rteu @ie pun Scitcn oer SSe
oerotion erfl0rt pnroc, qiuaen oie
S1dlffsltaucr, trosoem iBrc SorOel
rlugen belpilligt lporocn lpareu. uiht
sur Slrbeit oa 6 nut ocn @orIeatea
SetreiiS ser 9Irbcit 5treitiaFeitesi
cab Eic @eriominIiuq acitcrn
gladnittog ipor Iiirniid.
3lpei ilulac Strifrr Ser Baltimore
Ohio Giienbo6n @eieaidlaft svds
rem aeitcru @orrnittoa perbaitet NOR
Den limo oeS lmbeiugteu getretcns
oeS cjeldnoes ser Giieu6a6u @eieil
idoit 5li 2ocnit Noint beiHuI0iat
woroeu sc ip1rcn Sizes ser 2iSabrc
oltc Sobi aa6nS ban 9ir. $40, saeit.
SombaroiuoBe, itiin ser iSjGbrige
Stepben Eolinsfi BON 9lr. 1901
eSonabirnBc 9iihter 2epinion ii
Ser iiiOlihen |oli5cilatiou uerur
tbeilte geiiern 9iadmittag 9ei0e 5tI
ie 81 Strnte in0 Soften Sie tonhs
ten nidlt be3n6Ien uu0 iunnOertcN Ill
0as Bei1neniB,
A-4----
M6nNnrnten, bic ben sTtntiasn NuygeMea.
beutesg" NldDt VRultlim 0Dgf MfgHAmSNHkp gTs
neIlen Ins ashrisa, esg piits Sabcr VIZ xtlss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
S,eirathS. Qicensen.

Charles 8. @ilbclm %; |ioIo g.
glrtbnr 10.
0lidael GIcpotdl, %, @oibinston
2. g.; @auline 2o5orop, 20.
CHARLES 5. GunL o. Ylt. glirD,
Ya0.; 0lnrtIe 9. SentinS, 10, 9leip.
@iuoior, Mo.
Solomon Stein %; 9iap 9ionfiib
%.
SuliiS S'icocI 26; @ouIinc aro-
rier, 21.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
Batter ;SoIcu acneien.

Gotcr Soiepb q. SoIcp bon ser
fot6oliIden St. @oIlS.airdc pcrIieB
qcitcrn ooS 5t. SSoiep6S.Soipitol, no
CT felt ciuigcn Eogeu III 9ebnnohna
ltano, nohoeH CT bon cincm Icibten
Sdiuinoelanina betrofien luoroen
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
gInE bcm Meae ber Neliernnn.

Ger Siilfs,Neftor Ger fotboIiiHen
ct. 9lnoreas.airbe, Batter GbomaS
s. Sennan. Der Dor einigen Ioqeu in.
foIge elmer itarfen @rfdlhlng unO
SniIuer5o uad Dem st. Soiepbs.So.
ipitdl gebradt iuorocn mar, beiiuoet
itdl allf Dem Meae Ser NeIierlna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
Nerr g0laniun itcrbenafrnnf.

Sn beoenfIidem 3uitanoc lieet
Serr Sbomas 8. @lonion. Der 5efrc.
tdr Der 0clItih.amcrifoniiAcn 6cucr.
ueriiderlulgs @eienidait, I'M SobnS
SopfinS.SoipitaI oornieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13

3weites GoH8ert in ser 2pric.0alle.
@ercp cjrainser Ser goIiIt Oes
sIbeuos Sntereiinntc 9lopitdt
bon Carpenter
Iie Spmpbonieu EihoifoiuStu's
limo obgeieben pou Der .,Eotbcti-
que" ser 3obI noH befaunt, obue
oaB mau ibucu beiouoerc TitcI beige.
fiigt Die gIlIsnabmc biIoet oie
oMmfreo" .Sbupbonie, ipcldc OaS
gselp gOrfer Grdeiter bci icinem qes
itriaen CONCERT ipieIte. gIllgrOiugs
lit iie ebcr cine ipHpboniide Tth.
tlIng, als Symphonic, oeun Sic so.
uateniorm lit oarin brett aeocbnt.
Gas Gerf, oem sic Tidhng bon
2or0 8Dron 81 @uluOe liegt. lhil-
oert sic Guol D1dnirco's eiiefiDoll
iluO obuc has miriitaIiide @ebict au
iibcrtretcn. Sic rSoee, oosIeIbc
Souptmotiu III neridieoenen Sdben
ipieOerfebrcu 8u IoIien (tpic Der Com
poriit es nuh IN ieiner fiinftcn 6
@loll.SDmpbouie getbon). III bier
BON treffliher Mirfung, @eiitreid
orheitrirt uno auf feiter niiifaIiiber
@rlnoIagc gebaiIt, tlimmt oieieGom.
petition in fiinitleriihcr @e5iabung
cine SteIle Elm, Oie ibre Gntitebuuqs.
5eit ibr ihon 8uertbeiIt udnlih 5ipi.
id)cn Der gsSiinftenD uno Scr rNatbe
tiquc". gei Scr aeitrigen gluifiib
rtmg lit Der ioIiOc marine Ton Der
Streider beionOers alifeeIalIeu Sic
iDnIpboHiihe 1idtnng puroe git dc.
ipielt.
Gin merfipiiroiaer @iocriprud 5ipi.
idcn aitrit tuo SiiititIer bel 4ercp
@raingcr, Scr Goliit oeS gcltrioen
Gon5ertes. Chs iiieeuoIidc idufte
Geiiht, Oas buidigc ino BLONDE
Soar. bic IhIonfc @citoIt, IicBeu
foim mtf eiue mdinIid), traftiee
9Iiiifoliimg oes @rice'itcu alapicrs
con5ertcS ihlieBen. Cine ioI6e ober
CAB cs. Tas 3lobiercon3ert gebort
3ll ben bcfoulltciten lno belicbteiten
Gompoiitionen Grieg's, oeiIen Qoleni
iid oIleroings ami oriqnclIitcn III
fleinen Sormen offenborte. Seine iit
cine 9Irt intitne DMlif. Tieie sSnuia.
feit pcrIongtcu aud pieIe ieiuer gro.
Bereu @erfe. @ercu @roingcr foBtc
oos Gon5ert. bcionoerS Sic beiOen
gdiGte beionoers ben crIteu. traitia
rno rbnt1nliidb itroff allf ipie iIdlS
1ebort, permohtc aber 0em 9I6oaio
uicbt bic r6tbigc @1riuc sil perleibcn.
Iic fleinen 9IcnoerimgctL sic Ijh
Der 8ioriit ocm .9erte gcgeniiber
crlanbte, pur0en meiitenS gemadlt
Inn floneuollerc alopierciicltc 5li cr
5ieIcn gHtd fIeine gletigfcitcr III
@e5ug allf 9lnffdiing nabm nan.
nit mcnigeu 9Iiisuabmcn germ eHt-
9cgcn ou Ct oaniit aeseu ocn GSciit
ocS @erfc nitbt geiiiuoiot sScin ans
gebiloetc Eehnif, ein edit pirtioier
@ortrng lno Itort ousgeprdater
Sinn fiir gibntbmuS brabte Serr
@rainger ants 2idt Seinaefiibl fir
Gonidonbeit, 0lcIooie, iiir breitc
E1raiirina uareu ntbt 10 leibt al
incrten.
Gin Ibeil oeS entbuiiaitiideu @ej.
talls gait mobI Dem 4iauiiten: cin
anocrer EbciI nber Dem 0anftarrn
@crfe Gas Grheiter, dbeeiebcn bon
ciliigen iiniiHereu 5teIIen, bealciiete
qut.
Gie gopitdt OeS GonSertes ipar, g.
sIloen Carpenters o9lbcutener III ii,
mem aiuoeruagen" sic pon benz Gr.
dieter iiiiter 2eitlna oes Serrn
Ganlroih cine por5iieli1e ggicoergn.
be, bonn &ublitm cine iutercNdnte,
iteIIenlueiic bcgeiitcrtc glisfnobnc
fnnO.
(Ginc geipreduna oes Gorpenter
Nerfes miro Sonntag I'M ,.Gotrc.
iponocutcn" cribeiucn-) 8. ". c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13


u ON, IL. Sonuar. gine 9lt6e.
ner 0epeibe oeS ,@iornale o'SStalia"
nIelOet oos ;Solgcnoe: Sine glttade
Ser telltoniiden @erbiinOeten ouf bic
&oiitionen ser 9laiirten bat nit ei.
mem 9roBer gomboroemcnt scr 6ri.
tiiAen SteIlungen in DER Doiron.
Bone begouneh peldeS Oen gan5en
Gag aubicIt.
Die on9reiienoen 5rlppcn moren
uic folat: Die Gcitti6cn an ser
@cit5ront lm @3onoitir 6erllut, 0ic
9ulaoren an Ger @icoaeIi.Goiron-
Sinie lmo Oie Giirfen an ocr 0It.
6laute."
Gettinieiu @efo6r.
&onOon 10. San. Gettinie,
Die Souptitaot MontcncgroS, ic6etut
in Siir5e oos S6idial 9cIaroo'S
t6ciIeu 5u riiiiicn. @ritii6c 9co6ot.
ter frogcu iib idlou GiiaItlid, mas
noh Der Groberlng Diontencgro'S
Ourd bic Seitcrreiber oen 9laiirten
in SoIonifi begegneu miro.
Ter aompf miro inn Gcttinje gc.
iiibrt, wclde StoOt Dor ciucm Sobrc
mlib0rte, ser &eoicrungsIib Nlontc.
negroS 81 iein. IS lit oaS critic
0lol in scr @cicbi6tc, ooB iib Wlou.
teuegro Dor einem Groberer 6eugen
muB, ino fam oic flcinc Modt nidt
mebr lGnger Dem gorOringen oes@c-
nerals 9oeoeB uno ieincr Wlannidai.
ten ino &ononen StonO boIten.
g9ic in Serbien'S Saa finoet eS
Oie 9Iniirten 9reiie unbeereiiIid,
peSbolb Die Staliencr ni6t i6on
longe uorbcr llntcritiibling nod SOP.
den geionot batten, mas cineu Soa
Oieies ruihtiocu @lnfteS uerbiuOert
bdtte.
Gorfn befcbt.
2onoon ~. San. Cine Sc.
pcide oes Stefoni.gIlreous aus &om
6eiogt, OaB iron5oiiibc arieesidifie
an GienItae 9lbeno alf Corfu cine
SrippcnabtbeiIiing gelanOet 6oben,
aneebIih, nm &Ios fiir sic cintrci.
fenoen ierbiiden Eriippen 81 madeu.
Gier3cbn 5hifie iubetanuter ga.
tionoIit1t freu5en Inn Corfu.
Gie 6ron5oien 6oben ooS 9(diaeion
beiebt nnO biBten Die iron5oIildc
5Iaoge. u0ie 9eicbung @orfu's, 4
lpie cine 9Itbener 0cpeidc beIagt, lit
cine @ieoerbolllng Der gorganae, Die
lid aiii anoeren erieGiiden synIcln
ereignet Doben. Die eriediite &c.
gierurg miro energii6 seseu Oie 9e.
ieeung Der SnicI proteitiren.
Gas 9Idi[leion lpuroe i'm Sabre
1890 iiir Die aoiicrin gfiIobet6 bon
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GIRL TAKES ON> tttE

nRowNwOoD. Texas. Sept. a..
Helen Terry, 16-yeaf-old college stu
don't. was found dead In her room
here Monday night A bullet from q
small caIibre plstol. which was found
beside her body. had pierced her
heart
Miss Terry's mother made the dir
covery on her return from q visit
Monday. No note waa found. The
young lady was downtown early Mon
day morning doing some shopping
and appeared 10 be cheerful. She re-
Gently and entered Howard Payne
college.
The dead girl was the daughter OF
w. NJ. Terry. well-to-do cotton man
here, and was popular with the
younger set
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don't interfere. the Red Sox would
have to win : games with only 1
losses.
Chicago White Sox. however
'should not be counted out. The
White Sox loom up as stiff as any oil
the contenders. If they can take
the entire series from the Athletics
they will be ready to challenge eth
Ter Detroit or Boston in the home
stretch of the season The situation,
to say the least OF it, is full OF pos
|sibilities and the result of single
game may shift the scene of the
worlds series games.
Bill Kerrigan's pitching staff is
mot doing much, and poor pitchinS
cannot stand against the fusilade the
Tigers are certain to turn loose.
Jennings hurlers, however, are not
so very effective. The Red Sox are
not very heavy hitters at best and
with Jack Barry gone the stick work
is not nearly SO Elective.
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WILSON PLANS
HIS CAMPAIGN
WILL HOLD "OPEN HOUSE DAYS.
MAKE PORCH SPEECHES"
AND VISIT STATES.
TO TALK SATURDAY
VIII Address business Mems League
at Trenton and Receive Child
Welfare Delcgation---Talks
Again Monday.

WASHINGTON, tAboard prcsi-
dents special. Sept. 1O.--It Is tn
be more political noise from now ON
at shadow Lawn. President Wilson,
chairman Mccormick aud other lead
ers reached the decision that politi-
cai horses are to be spus1eti alf the
way down the remainder OF tho
stretch.
Several sets OF "Open horse" days
Mt shadow Lawn for women sut-
fraGc workers. porch speeches IN
which the president will uphold de-
mocracy's record through the past
four years and an occasional sally in.
to adjoining states by the president
and party will be some Of the heavy
artillery numbered.
The first political porch speech
will address the Business Mems
league at Trenton. On that SAM
day he will receive II delegation OF
child welfare workers. come TO thank
him for getting the child labor bill
through congress. On Monday II,
goes 10 baltimore to address the
National Grain Dealers association
The president spent a quiet day on
the train today. On leaving Column
bin late yesterday after the burial
OF his sister, lac was accorded u most
remarkable tribute. Several thou
sand persons had gathered nj tho
rear end Of his special train, and -,
II pulled slowly out every man re-
moved his hat aud men and women
stood with bowed heasis. AZ all 9th
er points where crowds met the trais
the same silent greeting was given
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RESUME or WAR FRONT
NEWS SHOWS STAND-0Ff
BRITISH GAIN ALONG ONE FRONT
WHILE GERMANS GAIN
ALONG ANOTHER.
Slight advantage May BE In Favor
of the Allied Forces When Gen.
eraI Summing Up of Sit
uation Is Had.

LONDON, Sept. 19.--German and
French commanders have felt out
the strength OF the opposing lines
with surprise attacks and sharp
fighting where there has been iulI
for for several weeks.
Germans have battered Champagne
front heavily in five attacks. Rus
sian troops landed at Marsailles and
blocked every assault. the French
war office announced. inflicting
heavy losses.
The German war office admitted
that German trenches have been pen
etrated on Dead Mans hill. the
burying ground of thousands of Ger
man troops in an unsuccessful at
tempt to take verdun from the west
bank of the Meusc.
The only activity on the Somnc
front occurred to the south where
the French claim slight advances
east of Berny.
The German war office admits
British gains east on Ginchy and near
Combles, reported by General Hais
last night, but annouced repulse
OF all French attacks.
In the Balkans pursuik of the
Bulgars. who have evacuated all
northwest Greece, Is being held un-
der counter attacks and possibly
for the necessity of bringing up ar
tillery. Seryians. French and Rus
SLAMS are now menacing Bulgarian
troops at Monastir. less than eight
miles away.
| The German war office announced
fresh victories over the Russians on
the eastern front, capturing 2,50o
prisoners.
The German official report also
says Russian and Rumanian forces
have been repulsed in the Car
pathians.
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Serbs Hold Firm.

PARIS, Sept. 19.--The Bulgarians
on the Macedonian front have made
two counter attacks against the
Serbians but gained no success, 1t
was announced officially here today.
The Bulgarians and Germans have
not attempted a counter action
against the French troops, which
captured Florint. There is no change
on he Struma front.
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STRANGER OuTRAn BULLETS
WHEN CAUGHT AUGG|hC WIFE

DALLAS. Tox.. Sept. ie.--~Found:
A man who can spot Joe Loomis
90 yads and beat him IN a century
dash. J, w. Smith, night watch
man. returned to HIS home unex-
pcetedly last night and found a
stranger hugging his wife. The
stranger got flying start but Smith
emptied his revolver at him and
missed. Smith swears by his mark
manship and declares the stranger
must have outrun tho bullets to have
gotten away.
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MORTALITY RATE IS
LOWEST OF A RECORD
ONLY THIRTEEN AND A FRAC-
TION OUT OF EVERY ONE
THOUSAND DIED.
Census Bureau Estimates That 17O,'
900 Lives Saved BY the Gen.
eral Awakening of the
People.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.--Only
1875 persons out of every 1000
died during 1915. according to
figures made public by the census
bureau today. This is the lowest
mortality rate ever recorded in this
country, The decrease in the NOR
tality rate since 1905 is 1877 per
cent, which is almos, one-sixth. The
widespread awakening of the people,
together with great progress in med
icine and sanitation resulted in the
saving of 10000 lives over the year
of 1905.