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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23

Sioux City Journal: General Car
rama has said some mighty mean
things about General Villa and Gen
eral Zapata, but no doubt he will vel
come any assistance they may see A.
to lend him in dealing with Genera.
Funston.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23

Wonder if the vibration set up by the Russian
steam roller will jar Rumania off the fence.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23

Waiting there has been, but it was not watch
full The Waterman did not that Huerta
gave the most promise of strength to bring or
der out of confusion in distracted Mexico, nor
did he see the danger that arms and ammuni-
ton sent over the border would be used against
our own citizens and soldiers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23

Waterloo Courier: Roosevelt will
doubtless climb onto the Hughes band
wagon at the psychological moment.
When he does it will be done IN
graceful and dramatic style.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23
Aids Are Discussed.


The meeting then adjourned until
10 o'clock Wednesday morning. The
addresses were made by Mr.. Lewis
E. Larson, secretary, board of edu-
cation, Chicago, Illinois, and Mr.
Lorin C. Powers, chief clerk, board OF
education, Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vania The subject of Mr.. Larson's
address was, 1.-THE Functions OF the
Bushes Department as an Aid to
the Educational Department" His
address pertained, largely, to the
larger cities, having purchasing
agents and. different departments and
employees working under the super
vision Of the secretary. He advised
that the education department con-
suit with the head of the business
department in all cases wherein any
of the business propositions were in
volved, before taking any steps, stat
ing that when the education depart
ment deemed it advisable to make a
change in text books, or books for
elementary reading, and SO on, it
should first be learned from the
business department whose duty it
was to keep a systematic invoice OF
all the books in the different schools
and in the supply department the
amount of stock on hand, and decide
if 1t was not possible to use it, what
disposition be made of it, instead OF
accommodating and having on hand
stock that was obsolete, or OF pur-
chasing at random and over stocking,
when the books on hand would well
serve the purpose. This method
should also be applied in regard to
the purchasing of apparatus and
equipment, etc. as it would be more
satisfactory, and mean 4 large saving,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23

Des Moines Register: William
Howard Taft is reported to be in a
most happy frame Of mind since the
republican convention adjourned.
Hope he wasn't afraid the nominal
ton would drift his way again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05
Enlist Youths to Fight Saloons.

Columbus, Ohio-Special plans for
enlisting young peoples organizations
in the fight for national prohibition
will be made by the Anti-Saloon
League of America at its national con-
vention to be held June &c to % in In
Idianapolis, according to announcement
of the program committee A number
of national organizations of young
men and women interested in aboli-
ton of the liquor traffic will meet
simultaneously with the Anti-Saloon
League convention. The Eastern Col
lege oratorical contest will be fea-
ture OF the opening day of the conven-
ton.
Campaign plans will be developed at
the convention for coordination of
state Anti-Saloon Organizations in
state prohibition campaigns as well as
in the national fight.
Among the speakers at the meeting
will be: DR.. Howard H. Russell, aged
founder of the Anti-Saloon league and
general secretary Of the Lincoln-Lee
Legion; Bishop Luther B. Wilson of
New York, president of the league;
Daniel A. Polling of Boston, former
prohibition candidate for governor of
Ohio; Rev Z. s. Shumaker, superin-
tendent Of the league in Indiana;
John G. Willacy, former liberal leader
of Texas; and Governor Moses Alex
ander of Idaho.
On Sunday afternoon, June %, the
day preceding the formal converting
of the convention, mass meeting OF
men from Indianapolis and central In
diana will be held at Tomlinson hall.
The collegiate oratorical contest is set
for Monday afternoon, June 26. On
that afternoon a rally of young per
sons organizations will be held.
Round table discussions will feature
the program for Tuesday morning
Delegates from Canada will tell of the
successful fight for prohibition in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05
BERTHA SAPOVITS IN
TALK TO FEDERATION

Miss Bertha Sapovits, suffrage and
industrial worker from New York
City, who is campaigning here for the
national body, spoke last evening be-
fore the members Of the Tri-City Fed
Grafton of Labor at the semi-monthly
meeting at Industrial hall. Her views
on the labor question were entirely in
sympathy with those of the delegates
and her address was greatly enjoyed.
She is a finished speaker and was able
to carry her message very clearly to
her hearers.
Outside of the talk by Miss Sapovits,
only routine matters were attended to,
but a great deal of business was &C
complished, the session lasting until
Has. 1t is understood that several
important plans of the federation were
passed upon, but Secretary John E.
Shank stated this morning that there
was nothing for publication.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05
EXPERT APPROVES
PLANS OF LEAGUE
/. F. Gilmore. Farm Advisor OF Mercer
County. Strongly Commends Agri.
cultural Association.
ENCOURAGEMENT GIVEN PROJECT
Declares Three Year Scheme for Sub
scriptious Is Only Feasible
Financial Method.

Activities Of the Rock Island County
Agricultural league to secure farm
expert and organize on a three-year
basis, have met with the unqualified
approval of l. f. Gilmore, farm ad-
visor of Mercer county. Mr.. Gilmore
in his annual report says that many
farmers from this county have taken
their problems TO him for solution and
that those on the border line have at
tended many Of the meetings held in
his county.
The local league is progressing rap
idly with its plans and is approaching
a point in its subscription campaign
which Will give it financial backing to
take up work involving The employ
ment of an expert.
Rock Island county is starting
right" SAYS Mr. Gilmore, in raising
its money for three years. You will
have the advantage Of US in that, over
the way we started with one-year
subscription plan. However, we ex-
meet 10 establish our association on
three-year basis before July /, so that
we NAV procure the federal appropria-
ton.
The late summer or fall is an ideal
time for a county agent TO start so
that if Rock Island county farmers
will have been able to hire their county
agent by that time, they will be in
line to secure the best results from his
work. At this time, it seems quite
sure that the league will be able to
hire an expert if Rock Island and Mo-
line business men will lend little ad,
ditional support. The additionI
wealth will help all these men as as
riculture is the basis of prosperity -
Many Farmers Interested.
Mr. Gilmore reports that he held %
meetings for treating oats for smut
and that 1,0ll farmers were in attend
ance. Many OF these were from the
south part of this county and many
others would have attended had it been
more convenient for them to do so
The largest attendance was $50 at
Aledo, where 80 per cent of the aud
fence was from the farm. The small
est attendance was 10. Every farmer
in the county has been reached either
directly or indirectly by the league
1t is estimated that at least $4,000
acres in Mercer county have beer
treated for smut. Other individual
problems which have received his at,
tention are as follows:
Soil treatment for alfalfa and re
seeding where a stand was not pro
cured last year
Potato scab.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05
PERMIT FOR new
Store IS ISSUED.
Structure VIII Be Built at 1901 Fourth
Avenue by j. Z. Johnson for
Mrs. Zerba.

Only one building permit of impor-
lance was issued during the week clos
ing today by Municipal Building In
spector c. V. Johnson. The license is
Tor a store building to be erected at
230l Fourth avenue for Mrs. Zerba.
j. f. Johnson has the contract.
Following are the permits issued
this week:
George B. McNutt for Fred
Hodges, Gil Fourth avenue.
h"loSc ''.''.... ...-..,......S lUU
}. f. Johnson for Mrs. Zerba,
230l Fourth avenue, store
building 1000
H. Butler for Y. Deisenroth, sol
Fifteenth street, garage ..... los
7. II. Lorenz for George Schafer,
1901 Second avenue, remodel
4hS ................ 20l
George B. McNutt for William
Hodgson, dwelling. 4430 Ninth
avenue ..-................. 2,400
K, B. Maucker, Rodman Heights,
garage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
lolal ..S7.212
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05
Forage crop for hogs.
Sour soil. and its fertilization.
Seed corn and seed oats.
Scale on fruit trees.
Big Saving in Hogs.

Scale on irult trees.
Big Saving in Hogs.
County Advisor Robbins of Tazewell
county, in his 1915 report, covers
wide range of the activities of his OF
fee. Chief interest centers in the com
pletion of a report which showed
saving of $4,000 worth Of hogs on the
vaccination of 5.55S the previous fall
and winter. This was a net gain OF
81 80 a head on each one and during
the following months 1000 head were
vaccinated and early indications were
that the results would be as beneficial.
Purchase of blooded animals and
determination of crops were worked
out with the advisors assistance,
Twenty-Five farmers were Influenced to
feeding more live stock and balanced
rations were computed for -. cam
paign for late sowing of wheat result
ed in comparatively little fly injury
and where demonstrations were made
the increased yield amounted to from
four to fifteen bushels per acre.
Eighty-fve per cent of the advisors
time was spent in the field, assistance
was given in improving 2S farm build
ings, deciding on % silos, six home
and school grounds, Sc crop rotation
systems and three drainage systems.
Half the members have decided upon
selecting seed corn early and testing
it and a demonstration in thickness of
planting last season resulted in a gain
OF two to eight bushels per acre.
/ The oat crop of 1914 showed supe-
rioritv of the great American oats and
this was the prevalent variety in the
1915 sowing. On the prairie land this
variety showed the best yield.
! An oat smut campaign has been ii
progress for two years and 70 per cent
| of the country's acreage, 43,400 acres
| is being treated for smut. So uni
versal was the treatment that not
enough fields we're left untreated tt
/ get check on the grain in yield, but
in 1914 the yield from treatment was
seven bushels an acre
Nearly $50 acres of alfalfa have beer
sown and many of the fields inocu
lated with pure culture secured
through the farm bureau.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05
AT SIS

The best values, the best tailoring, the best patterns
the best fabrics and the broadcast guarantee of satsfac
ton that you will find anywhere in the country attache
to clothes at this price Suits Of every fashionable color
pattern and fabric make up this remarkable showing 0
SIS sutshe variety so broad that your preference
to be among these. Every 1916 model is shown
including the latest wrinkle-The Better Suits
Also in this SIS showing included those stauncl
all-Woo, fascoor manufactured and guaranteed Cloth
craft 81 80 Blue Serges and oI5o Gray Serges.
Other Clothcraft lines from SI2 50 to S18.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05

Great Saturday sale of summer
wash skirts at sl,95, s295. 1885, s4.95,
a. the III. q X. Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05

Great sale of silk suits, selling reg
ularly up to $50, on sale al $3.50 a,
the NJ & X.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05

Great Saturday sale Of white chin
chilla coats at s1295 at the NJ & k.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-05

These three popular priced lines stand out proni-
ncntlv in Our showing for Spring Not only they top
most values but the makers also YOU that
they topmost quality and topnotch styles. Name
the price YOU want pay for your suit and then in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28
Ngaree>S ertsAf
Nanmmoae.
EDtfDnTamen-H rDDnfte.

9aa slntonio, Ser, II Gents.
@albelton, aeitern, 11.55 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28
@rnnseisentums uebsrtrupunseu.

Cigar Gdramn1 an Conn 9lnnde
Sdrarnm, 1921 9lder 2ano, an Soutf
Shores Ctr; 81 IL. q.
&unb7gl16nlig6 2uftber Company an
@. 90. u1b Nnna g. 8a1lett, @rulios
itiid I'M laene1l @ffDs @lod 1888; $4,000.
Sriebrid 3nnDer an 8oIa 3ailber,
cin Streifen 2mnp; $50. Ii. 81.
Y. g Su6er an s.. 9apeb, @rurlbS
ltiid an Der &ilmingtpn Noe.
gebaitian @bers an Grifab 8renSel,
5 Ider 2an0; $3f2.50.
9. e, Can't ON Sp6n SenIdfe,
@rlmoitild III ainsifon 6eigbts Serrace;
1925.
@amnef 9'griuut an 6. 81. 6.
6ulff, @runbifiif mn neien gitnz9lod
1854, S1400.
Sran @. $. Sofunienb uno giaoere
an See Sdniwart Grlmoitiid i'll @elt
@nb; $40 II. u.
g.. 6. Can't an e. &. Seitfamp,
@rnnoitiid in afnaitH 5eiabts Terrace
56onros 6. @oebes nno Srau an
ssSohn q. 8eler, @runbitiid in 8enper
6eia1Ss; $500.
Nio @ranoe sire Sniurnnce Gonry
pam onrd Sames Gallagher ii. 81,
Srliitees, an 8iniam Serrmmr.
@rnnoihid an Der 8oliab StroBe
$40. 900.
6. q. goher nuo Srol an Marp q.
goner. @rnnoftiid I'M MiperiiDe garf
$500.
5attte <bfcnoaa an Soeob Rilbios
la @rltnoffilf in Booths Subotbfiion
1910.
8. 8 @oooe an SoIep6 gobIt,
@rnn6itiid am 9ianolpitn Sin 9loce;
$3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28
Die 6. iahrlide @ena[oe-9lus-

itedung miro am s. Mar5 in ser
Carnegie Soue eroffnet iper-
cen uno orei @o9e1 oaltern. Nus
qeitellt meroen @erfe frenloer unn
einbeimiider aiinitler. 9ie @l1sltel-
lung lit Dem 8ublifnm gegen @nt-
ridtung zines npntineaen gintritts.
prciies ge0ffnet.
Srau GrDltal Sitter, Sic Sat
tin oes I'M Neltn5ebnten Sllfanterie-
&egiment %oienenoen &orporals 81
ter, muroe ON Sonntag nad)ntittaa
bon einem feltrigen 8feroe, pelhes
tie rift lno tpelbes nit ibr onrh-
9ine, %abgemorfen ur1o erlitt 10 idme=
re innerlihe G%erlebungen, ooB lie
fur5e 3eit oorouf inn MilitGr sos
pital Itarb.
Sim Sonntae norgen peridieo
altguit 8rtam, Elm after, befannter
GintDobner nnlerer Stoot inn Sitter
bon 76 Sabren. Der 8erltorbene
mar in 9eutl6lano geboren nno
botte lett 40 Sabren bier gelebt; ct
miro iiberlebt bon ieiner @itpe,
einelll Sobn uno elmer gofter.
geim 5. Sinfonie &orsert,
lpeldes naditen 9onneritag, Sen 2.
Mfar5, in Der geetbopen Salle itott=
flftoet, meroen Sral1 Sreo Sones,
Sopran : Sangerin uno IrGulein
Tntb Bingham, Yianiitin, als 60
lilten auftreten.
Vile Terioren, ipel1e ginfom-
melltelter SIT be5abIen baben, mill
len Die oiesbe5iigliden 8erihte bis
gum 1. Mar5 beim Solicitor Ser
pastltertal Gepenlic" einreiden. 3l4=
i7ioerbai1beInoe fonnen nit Strafen
Ron $25 Bis $1,000 belegt iperoen.
Gin Iutomobil Ser Hieqler
ssce Cream Sabrtf tpllroe am Conn
tag abeno ourd 5elier, lpeldes IN
folge zines @alolin 2efs entItonoen
ruar, Inn etlpa So beldaoigt.
am Sonntag nadmittag itarb
Tran Slilia Mrnolo I'M Nlter BON
rs Sabren. Die 8eridie6ene mar
in 9eutldlano geboren uro bate
lett 81 Sdbren in San Mntonio qe-
lebt; tie miro betraltert BON ibrcm
@dtterL 5huef Sobnen nno elmer
Sp6ter.
Srau alpina Morp SofIe
om Sonntag abeno inl Mlter
bon 80 Sabren; Tie miro bon i6relu
nno bier So6tern ii6erle6f.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28

Cine &Iage sur @ieoererlnn=
alirla bon $500 muroe BON @illiam
Moelb gegen Den gitp Mnrlball
2ancaIter urlo Ssacob Staufert elm
gereiht. 2eBterer NOR Dor einigen
Eage1i BON Der GoIi5ei eingeIperrt
inter Ser gnflnge, geitoblenes @elD
pon Merifo IN Die 8ereinigten Staas
ten eingefiibrf 81 baben. Goid be-
ballptet, onB Staufert linn $1,000
in Gompico geitoblen babe uno onB
Die IN oeiien gelib gefnnoene $500
Der aeit oes geitoblenen @eloeS
ieien uno linn geboren. Die 9oli-
sci baf Die $500 Dorlaufig beihlag-
nabmt uno ldeint iidl 81 peigern,
ons @elo obne meiteres &olb 5u
ilbergeben.
General Siiniton bat Gor=
februngen fir Die Grrihtling zines
miIitarilhen llebungslagers i'll Der
Nabe BON Sort Sam @oulton ge-
troffen. Dos Eager ioa ill SINH
er0ffnet iueroen, p%orausgelest oab
Iid] meuieltcils 400. Seilnehner Oh.
3u meloen. Der General laoet aIle
illltgen fdbigen 2eute, Die iiber4 is
Sabre aft inlo, ein, iid NIT ibnl in
8erbinonng 81 leben.
Der General Wanagcr Sci
@aters -Yierce Oil Company. Gbos.
y. Nfert BON q. 2ouis, Der Dol
maaefdbr einem Monot Ieiner Sc.
lunobeit halher nnd) San Mntonit
fam 1T i'm gltcr bon 80 Sabren &C
ftorben.
Aiis Sail 6raneisco miro ge
meloet, oaB SSrau Waria 6eit, elm
la~mgidbfigc 8emobnerin BON Sor
Mntonio, bort i'm Sauie hires 8rrl
oers, 6enrp aarm, im MIter bon n
Sabren gcltorben lit.
Ger Aooofdt y. s. Sluearin
gen lit BON @ouperneur 8erguiol
Sum beiiiBeuoen Gibter oes biertel
9lppeaotionsgerifts 81 Muffin al
SteIe oes ausIheioenocn Hifter
= 81. Carl erllannt moroen.
Ger Snn Mntonio Mallnfoc
tlrers' Club bat beidlloiiell, iidb a
ulfen Ansitcaungen. Ole n1ditei
nerbit in Der ltmgegeno o~bgcboltet
peroen, 5n beteiligen.
Mm Sonutdg nadmittag az
gen flint 1lbr f~reiiten mebrerc aerc
plane Der nuf Sort Sam Sorfto.
ltotionierten 5lieger abteilun
iiber Der Sto6t uno iuuroen BON oe
9epolferlug g~ebibreno bcfpunNert.
ginhreher itatteten am goilr
tag nbeno oent @rocerie Store DO
Senrp Slider an Der Qfuu Straf
eiuen 8elud ab. lleber ben @ei
Der bon ibnelt aelnadten 8ente i
6is jebf nidts @eilmles befannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28
l.okaIes.
Sroteite oes 9entid-s eraniidJen
StantsDerbanbes.

8rdiioent @llgo Mfoeller uno. Sc
fret1r Gheo. MlteQer DeS Oeutld)-
teraniIden Staatsperbartoes lonoten
am IA. bieles Monats an ale Som
greBrepraientortett mno 8unoesieno=
loren nnleres Staotes 8riefe, in oe-
men tie Die Serreu erinhten, gegetl
oiessias 5u ltinlmen, Die 8robibitioil
iiber ben 8un0esoi5trift Columbia,
III Dem nnlere 8nnoesbauptitaot
8aibineton liegt, perbdngeii.
Son nmiern beioen Senatoren err
flarte g~ulberion, oaB er Ger Sadie
feline belonoere 4ufmerflnmfeit gu
r0enoen moGe, cine noaig nidtsio=
gen0e Mntmort, mabreno Sbepporo
offen erfldrte. er lei ser GerfoI5er
Der einen 9robibitionsbin uno meroe
lefn geffeS tim, uln tie CUR Mnltab-
me gu brineelr.
Bon ben Gepraientanten erfl1rtel
li6 Self Wc2emore, Sames &. Slop-
Den, Sobn 80. @arner Soc $. eagle
ltno Oscar gallatpap eegen Die gias
niio beripraben gegert fe Itimmen Sl
uonen. Son ben iibrigen Serren
at nod feline sutlvort eingegongen.
Cine ISOLDE ipater iattoten ser
Brdiloent uno Der Sefretar oes
Sfaatsberbanoes an Die S~enotoren
u1lo Die Observation-Disclosures oes
StnateS 3nfhriften, in oenen iie Die
9erren Inn oie ltnterltiibu1a BON
NtaBregeln erluften, Die oie @affelt-
ausfubr perbieten, oie geraeIturqs
nlaBregeln fir gnglonos Storuna
llt1leres Sonoels ~anoronelL Die arle=
rifaniffe &eiienoen oapor uarner1,
altf benofffleten S6iffen frieafiib=
render Wtddte 5u fabren uro oie per=
blIloern tpolen, oaB Sdiffe frieq.
rl1grenoer Wfadte 5ugleid Gaiiagiere
uno Gontrebanbe nod europa brin-
gei1- Sic erbielten folgenoe 9(nt-
morter:
Ste Seifatorel G~ulberion nno
Sheppard geben Die nid)tsfagenoen
Antfporten, oaB tie ser Sade lire.
.peloiloere Anfmerfiomfeit 5ufpenoen
MOLTEN. Reprdientant Senrp lf,rieb
einea ansfiibrlid1en grief IN Dem or
lld) entlhieoen 81 @ul1iten Ser MoB=
regelll nisiprad). Nepr1lcl1font
Garner erflarte, oles TIM 5u meaen,
nm 81 ~perbiuoeril, oaB unler 2ano
N Den arieg bineiitge5ogen meroe
atno @eprdientont Smith nladyte Is
ME bic Senatoren uno erfIarte, er
dperoe Der Sadie feline befonoere|
atfnterflamfeit ~3liipen0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28
Irrns-

SIN 2aufe ser Ietten ISOLDE
ltable1 5fuci merifaniide 8anoiten
1elln nertpolle EierOe BON Ser Manhf
oeS 8anfiers Ogru5io 8ellopioes an
2areoo uno entfumerr NIT ibrenl
Haube iiber Die @ren5e, ohne iraeros
mic beldltiet 5u fperben. Die Ganh
liegt ungefdbr go Meilen norh6It-
lid bon @areoo unb auf oerIelben
befano iid 8llr 3eif nur Elm einsel-
ner Com Boz. 9ieicn baten oie
Enuber uni Elm N~ad]tqliartier, oos
er ibi1en gcn1brte, lu10 ais er iidl
dnihidte, ben aerlelr M6enoeIieu al
bereitel1, ipuroe er bon linen biilter=
ruds iiberfaaen, an gfrmen uno Sci
men gefeiielt luno init einem alten
2umpen gefnebcIt. gorauf trieben
Die 8nnoiten Die ncln Gferoe, mel
6e iid in elmer ginsaumlna nahe
beim Saile befnnoen, nnaebinoert
meg, iie milroen BON peridieoenelr
Yerloneil aif Dem so Meilen lam
gen Wege geleben, ie0pf) BON eie-
mallo ~angebalfei, oa man aalubte,
oaB iie i'm gluftroge oes Giaentii-
nlers banoelten.
COMPTROLLER Serrea bot Sic
empfanger BON Yeniionet, sic fiir
Dieitlte i'm merifanilden Griege ge.
geben fper0em itnb $3.50 bro Mo.
nat betraaen, bennhrihtigt ooB es
unnotig III, oieIe Geloer ourd,
@edtsmpalte ein5iebcn 5u laiien.
gr bot ein Iormular entporfen unD
ben geniionaren sngeitelt, allf benz
Die Gmpfdneer lire applifotion be-
bnfs ans5abliug Ser Ten;ion ein-
reiden fonnet.
lteber $50 ternniide Staote
iperoen iid an Der ami 4. Mdr3 eli
erofFnenoen .9obp- @ode~ beteili.
gen. @abrenb oieier ISOLDE ionef
IN uller St1oteii Der Hereinafter
Staoten Sortrdge iiber Die @olfobrt
Der Sauglinge, oeren g~rn1bring,
Die gu permenoenoe Mild uim. ge.
bolten nno iunge Miitter, Die nod
tuenig Grfnbrung in oieien Safen
boben, IN mooernelt, miiienlhaftli-
den Wetbooen unterrihtet uno onf,
geflart mcroen.
Die @erifmler. pclde am
6reitaa periuhten, Der 2ebrerin
@ertrro McGlennnn bon Gonna eli.
ne 2diiol6linge iiber5lipcrfen nnS
lpelde BON 9ulloeslofbaten ip1ter
eingefangen miroen, mnBten bon
Dem @efdngnis 81 Gonna mad
Goinbnrg transporter meroen, sc
man glnubte. lie an eriterem GlaBe
aegen einen Iusbrud Der @oIfsnlti
n:di 'HiiBen 81 foniien.
Gurb cine Proclamation oeS
@ouperneurs 5erguion meroen oil
8etpobner bon Ieros a~ufgeforoert
nen teronilhen neutrality-suspicious.
uno 5abnentog am 2. @dr5 in mir
bigger 8eiie 81 begeben.
ssyn Serarfano ficl Ger 50i1h
rige &alifmam 9ermdnn Gohn in
/ folge zines Ser5leioens oiiF oel
t StraBc I'M uuo mar aiif Ger Stea'
tot.
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Or. Spluefter Spnes, Snf=s pesialiit,
81 grabbs@ ebduoc, Eel. Grodeft 1896.
6I6neraueen. @unions, einipohfenoe
unp alumps GdeeI. ShtueibfiiBe, gIatts
fiiRe. S~ruftbeuIen inh ale onbereu Sitss
leioen.
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Sans su perrenfen.

Gas nntere nno ubere Stofwert
Dpn @r. 2t8 Si-gommeree Gfrase
ut at uerrcnten. Rd6ere Masfnnft in
per Office Der o5reien IrcKe".
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San Antanip, ser., %. Seb. 1916
Srlme CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. So
Gents pei GnIlone.
aetu gprf, 20. Seb. Spot 1865
bios Sebruar, 1906 nuo $1,000. W2drs.
$96S nno $9.72; Npril, S945 u1lo
$3.50; Wai, $9.43 uno $9.44; csiInf.
$9-43 unb 1916; Sui, $40 Ii. S941:
4iiguit, $9-41 nnb $9.42; Geptember.
$9.44 lmo S9.45.
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g[us @oihinaton mir0 nrl

Nus @oibineton miro qenteI.
oct, man erfparte i'm 3ongreB fqi.
mem nellen ausbruh Der IeboIte qe.
gen Den RrdIioenter, tuenn nifi
Idpermiesenoe @reigniiie eintreteir
ioaten. Die 6Ibrer b1tteu Die Sci.
tung iiberan felt in Der 5an6.
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Gan Grlaubnisiheine.

Y. 8 aIbertbal, 3ipeis 8immers oous,
Hliis Str. 5000.
Nrau g g. Sein, sipei 9abebduIer,
8seft @uclio gbe. 5000.
Albert SammeI, Sderne, CiteGpms
rlerre CTR $500.