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New Britain herald., 1916-07-07
PlainVille News PLAN GARDENPARTY
 FOR LIBRARY FUND
Woman's Club Arranging Novel
 Fair for October NO PICNIC FOR "RooKIES"
Women Hope to Raise Considerable Money from Proposed Undertak- ing-Loca1 Caval1yman Writes of Chase After Mexican Bandits

Planning a garden party, the Wom-
 ans club proposes this year to make l it's annual fair for the benefit of the 1 library fund it's most unique under
 taking and the members have begun l making arrangements for an event 1 that will not only be novel in char
 acter, but will probably prove a most 1 successful financial achievement.
 While the plans have not as yet ma- 1 tured, the ideas on which the women l are working indicate that the fair will 1 have many features that will appeal l to the people of the town and will l bring in enough money to give the steadily growing library fund a sub l stantial advance.
 For number of years the Woman's s 1 club has been working diligently l towards the one bjective-getting the Plainville library accommodations 1 that will measure up to the require l ments of the town. Under the exist | ing conditions the town is able to fur | nish its citizens with a certain num- Der of books, both fiction and non fiction in character, but the supply available Is inadequate to supply the needs. Besides Plainvi1le is without
 suitable quarters for a reading room 1 and the club hopes to eventually raise
 enough money to make possible the erection of a building.
 Plans towards this end are in en- bryonic state the ladies preferring to
 wait until they have some assurance that the funds required will be avail
 able before they start sketching b,1ilding The fairs and lectures and
 other forms of entertainment given under their patronage in the past have been productive of financial re-
 suits and there is now 8 considerable amount drawing interest In the banks This year the club hopes. to add sev- eral hundred dollars to the fund through it's garden party. The affair
 will be held during the latter part of
 October. The attention of the towns
 people Is called to the plans that ladies who are canning fruits and veg etables and making jams, jellies, etc., for the winter may remember the H. brary fund. jar or two of goodies laid aside for the fair will be of ma terial assistance in making it success full. Contributions of fancy aprons or other articles to be sold in connection with the fair will also be appreciated.
 The Womans club has registered it's belief In preparedness and is taking plenty of time in making it's plans, that nothing that would tend to make the affair a success will be overlooked by the time it is opened
 The townspeople in general should be alive to Plainville's needs along educational lines, and the library pro-
 ject is certainly deserving of their sup port. The WOman's club will give everyone an opportunity to again dis play their civic interest and, Judging from past performances, they will not be found wanting when the time ar riVeS
New Britain herald., 1916-07-07

PURE SILK SWEATERS are most aristocratic garments, and are exquisite in coloring and make. There are many novelties shown by us in two toned weaves, white and black, and fancy plaid effects. Copenhagen and white, rose and white, gold and white, Chartruese cherry and others. If you want something really beautiful, see these. $2O.98 to $35.98 each.
 COME HERE FOR SWEATERS and we can show you the best and prettiest ones to be found in all Con- necticut. You will be pleased with their beauty, style and price.
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@mt sema6t.
Observation-Disclosures albert Sili
halt elm bnrd)sebenoes @eipann
euf.

Wlit eigener 2e6ensgefabr belt
gcitern 0ornrittag Der Gtrubenbabn'
tonoufteur gilbert Sill, pon gto. 1886
GoIerain glpenue, an Der gteunten,
nabe Der 2inn Strabe, Elm ollrtgc-
benbes @efpam Der WfobeIbauoIlmg
BON 2epi1Ion Bros. auf ilnb heIpubrtc
Gui oieie &seiie cine gln3aol Sdul'
finoer, auI tpelhe bic bilrAbrenncn4
ben Fierbe gu rniten, Dor Sdaoen.
Silf, Der einen g9agen Der ysorn
iSairmoilirt Sinie beoient. lab, ais
CT nit benz @aaen Die areu5ltng Der
0cunten linb Sinn StraBs paIiIrtc,
bic Beinbr IN melf)er Die ailIoar
itpcbten inlo iprang, obne lid auf
nur cincn Wcmcilt 5lt beiirnen pom
4loaen iulb fiel ben olirbbrennenoerl
yierben in Die 3ilgel. @r iutiroe eine
Strede melt ntiteeidleiit, che er Die
Sbisrc anhalten fonrtc nno lelne
llniiorm tpllroc ibm 5erriiien, aber
Die ainber entgingeu elmer groBen
@efabr ,mo Silf ipliroe pon glugcll'
5eugen ieiner paferat 5bat Die
groBte gnerfemnmg misgeiproden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Ginent 0iftn,urb
st lant @abriprnd oes Goronere
&enrg u. @ulfefamp gum
Spfer gefallen.

Coroner Or. ssoertreper CAB &C.
tern iein reoioirte5 @eroift in Sd-
den bes Sooes beg 81 Sabre alter
Senrp ". @ulfefan1p o6, Der am "A.
Honember porigen Snbres tobt in lei
ncr MoBnung SO. 1859 Sebler
Strabe, geflnoen mprben mar. llr.
ipriiugliG bate Der Coroner elm aui
Tob 6itrdI Scr3id)lag lalttenoes 8er-
Diff abgegeben, uber befauntlif) )at
es lid} ieitoem onrb ole @ntbiiltm.
gen non 5rml SSitlilts g&ber beraps-
aeItcllt, oaB @lliefamp's Sobn, @iI-
liam q. @uIfefunp, pon go. 1912
Ouolep Strabe, an Dem perMnaniB.
Dollcn Gage ieinem 0ater Slaltiaure
in oG5 @ier geidllttet bate, uno Der
tSeroner ertIart i'll ieinem nllnmcDri-
gen sSabrprud), oaB Senrp "
4ulietanLp DON ieinem Sobn 9}il.
liam q. @ulfefanp pori6slid pergif'
tet luliroe.
Der Coroner fiibrt in ieineul
SSnHriprut aus, OaB bic 9eide erbit'
mirt ruliroe' imb baB Or. G. ..
Sparb ouf Dem ,Srieobof eine 5rpcite
gutopiie oornabm lmb bei bieier @e.
legenDeit Den Wagen entiernte, oeI,
fer SnbaIt pom Gbentiter @etter.
itroen anaIpitrt puroe, fpobei gIau.
iaure geiunben tmlroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
glattbatsfen S6nigsbaa uGditen
Samitas in Der grbeiterbale.
Yrhselei.

3u elmer VriigeIei fnm cs aeiterr
3ipiiten RitoImis Suut BON 9to,
1866 Central slpenue lmo Ibeo0or
SeIlisratb, pom gto. 210l @citerll
slpenue, 5rpei aneeiteater Der 9in'
cirnati slbaittoir 60, Dor Den sIn'
lagen Der ,Sirrna mo bic 6oIac lit,
oab Selligratb iid NIT elmer SdN.
oclplmSe i'm SoipitoI befiuoet, NAB
icno Gam biuter Sd)lob ulo Sieeel
iitt. Ter Streit ioa iiripriineIid ce.
rcits om 0onnerstag begonren baberl
uno .olirbe oonn oeiierit 8ormittao
iuieocr aiiiseiiommeu. Gam bcbaitp-
tet. baB er bon Seiliarotb nit eiuenl
lstiif ,5Ieii6 ins @ciibt aeihIagen
muroe ilno barnlfbin ieine Gpelier 5it.
iamntcfpadte un0 Die slrbeit nieoer.
lcgte. gor oe1u Gjebduoe Der 9lbot.
toir 90, fam es bnnn 5u elmer peitc.
rem slnseinanoeriebnna 5piidleu Den
gcioen nno nun ioIl Gam Den Scl.
Iigretb init eiiiem @eiierit1ricr iiber
cen aopf geihlaaeil itno 81 SoSen SC
itredt bdben. Sellisratb unlbte nat
ocm itdbtiideu Soipitol iltrrfiibrt
neroen, mdbreno Cant ilnter Der 9lil.
tIase bcs tbdtli6en slnsriffs einGc.
ipsrrt ,puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29

Jranf, SobH, aarl, Wifliam, Scbn
g. unb Gdrri giderf.
Wdrn u. goofe permadjt ibr
Uermosen an ibre S0bne O. gloDer
nrb gbuler g. gOate.
Ra4IaB 4n9elssen6eiten.
aba Q. GimptinIon lit 9eifaz
mentspollltrederin BON garrett SO.
Simptinion; perIonalien $1,000;
@runbeigent6nm $4,000.
lormd Bath 1T gaudlaBDerpalterin
BON Sofephins Bath; 4seriOnali.n
$3.50.
Sopbie Drsenian 1T yladlabber<
ipalterin bon 2ouiIs 5ads; @runos
eigentbunt $250O.
q. 0loper 8oate lit seitamentse
ppIlitreder DDn WiorD u. 8pate; pers
fonalien $25O0; @runbeisentbum
$12.5OO.
emma Sper6er 1T 5eItamentspoll>
ffrederin BON GrsO. Sper6er; perio=
nalien $1,000; 0runOeigentbum $4,000
sSobn Bpliingtr 1T 5eitdmentsporls
itreder DON Jran3 2uptpis alebabn;
perfonalien $500; Srunbeisentbum
$4,000.
Zulu so. ainbsltp 1T seitamsntss
pollitreder BON Grant R. 2inbsleD;
perionalisn $1,000,
Sarrp 8. 2odtorn 1T 9adlaboer.
ipalter Don @IBabetb 2od6orn;
grunbeisentbum $4,000.
stat9erina Barron lit 5eitamentss
ponitre6erin bon Wm. 8. Barron;
p.rionalien $3.50.
Suite Scanning 8aa 1T Seitamsntss
pollftrederin BON Sofspb Scanning;
perionalisn S1637; 9runbeis.nthum
$500.
qlntbonp GtieeIsr 1T g2aalaBber@
lpulier BON Julie .. Stiesler; 9runbs
.is.ntbum $500.
Der prf0nIihe Ra6ldb bss 2ouis
gob, berftorbsnsH Sb.ilbabers Der
Dobs sWiIer Co., bstrdst $51. .188.09;
osri.nige bes Sobn %. Stepsnipn
$50, Asst.
WeridisbeRes.
Asim. s. Meite hat cine .soroerlln1
iiber $70O segen Gbas. 8. GhaHnsa
u. " sinseilagt.
Die College 5il 8. G 9. 60. tlag<
te cine SppctbeiiorosrunS iiber
s1139.15 gssen SObn gObn II. u. sin.
Sarrp Siegl bat ssftsrn Elm Wans
camusperfohreH ssssn ben Stabis.z
ridtstlsrt ausuii air6ert sinsslsitet.
Tin bsnislben au stpinssn, ibn als
9argsn fir gbas. aloder 5u accepts
ren, Der unier Der 9eiduIcisung bes
einbru6s psrbaftst pprbsn III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Wefdbrli@
Sab aniauslid9ei Semer aus, oas
i'm Sauie Ro.210 Rain StraHe
ansbrad).

,n benz Ieeritebenoen Sniiie 9so
210 Main StraBe, oas Giseutbltn
pun greut 9Irrloib ir. lit. fam geitcrr
.RadG1ittae Elm 5euer 5itm Iu5brut
cos anidnaIid) gefibrIihe Gimeniio.
nen an3imepmeu orobte rno inioIee'
oeiien bic gbGdbe bon srpei aIarmcr
5ur sSolae bate. ~
Gem energTifen gorgeben Scr
sSciicrruebr mar es 3u reroanfen, o1B
bic sSlammen oui ibreE Gntitebln9s
hcro beitrdntt bIieben irno feline Der
a,lgrerpenoen Gjebaiioe in @itleioen'
id,ait gc;oeell uuroen. 9ie Sise IN
Dem Sirett angreBenSei @e5dnee
pirSe alleroiHs5 70 grob, oak in oeu
glnlagen Der iSroBnan Soooe Saoo'
Iern So. Der atomatiif) iunftioni'
renoe 2oidnppdrat III slftiou trnt.
lnooirdJ etliGer Sd,aecn mgerittet
mnoe. Gie Nuleitellten Der 8. :.
smitb Ganbp Co.. SO. POS mio 2i0
W,ain Strobc, rerIiebeu, Inn gnl1
Sid,cr 5ii eebcn, ,eitueilig ibre s!r'
bcitsidle.
Ser SclicruC6r aelang CO in etwa
cincr baIten Shnyoe. Der 6lmnmsn
Serr Ar iperScn uno BET ben 9oidar.
beitcn iu,irbe Der Seueriuehrmann
ssames Saiiett pom Der Sprisentonl.
pngnie Ro. II Ollrd einen Sflund)
Der inn entelittCn mar, 5u @ooen &C.
trorfen unb mug Ainoeu oanon, Die
itm i'm itGStiitru Soipital DerblInocn
Die 9oIi,ei 1T Ser slniidt. Oab
oas Ieiler non 2anoitreid,ern perur.
iada ,piirSe, Senn in oem strroIo itcn
Seb1uoe, bas por etlpa einem SSabr
ourdy Serer it,pCr beidaoist rno
ieitoem nid)t rrparirt ipuroe, pile8ea
ieit einiger Set 2anbitreidcr gu
nGdtiger.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
I'm ber Sabetpanne
gSiro !SeHrp Rueptins i'm ct. Wa.
rien Soipital als Geide anf.
gefunben.

Sr elmer gooepanne ipurSc &c
tern Der go Sabre alie Selrp &ccp
fling, ten SO. 213 @oooparo Ctr.
i'm ct. Morien SoipitaI aufgcf,nl
Den. Roepfing beianb iid) aIs Ga.
tiern pon III. 6. g. Shiraf i'm so,
ipital itnO Der aIr5t batte bcn Satirn.
ten, Der bodDgraoig ber5Ieibenb ipnr.
angctpieicu, iih polig it'll slt perbll.
zen unb feiucn @eriu6 5u MAIDEN
oui3uiteben.
Statt Die @ciilna Ses slr5tes 81
5eicIgen, bate RoeptinG, als oic
aranten.pirtcrill iiir eiuigc slueen'
blide nbipeieno NOR, bas @ett perlai,
len mo iib III bas Saoe5inmer be-
geben, no er algenidpinlid, Elm @ah
III nehmell Derilidte unO bicrbci BON
Scr5ihla9 getroiiet trSt 5ulannlcl'
bradj.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
0ebarten.

Hobert uno Barbara Wlartin, 11O6
yori Strabe; SnGbe.
Jobn uno gtinnie 9rap, Ala Sf,3.
Strabe; andbs.
glbert uno Marie &enot, 51S Qdu
rel Strdbe; MGb6eu.
@bdrles unb 2ottie 4iIe, 1906
wilita6 StruBe; Mao6en.
HetHbolo uno @ecilie Mauer, 43G
ebeltnut StraBe; Snabe.
edrl uno @ioIa Stitt, 2914a Wile
lidms glpenue; Snabs.
Sasper unb 2ulu @arolop, 1921
Clifton glpenue; &nabe.
Senrp unO @oitb S6Dnberger, 1854
Strotfprb 2lOenue; &nube.
Wartin unb Barbara Srsis, 80, SIt
WtcWsidsn Qbsnue; Mdohen.
glllen unb 5rebu 5or, 1906 Waiu
Strdbe; 9nabe.
Sofepb unb 5lprence StpGgerie.
129 Sit Clifton Mpenue; Mdo6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
1emtihes Sbeater.
Wursen slbenS genefi5 Der Serrcn
Sbeubor Gbriitmann nnb Gnrt
SeniidJ.

Die morsise @oritsaung i'm Oeuts
IGsn 5beater, bic als 9eneii5 fir Die
Gerren 5beobpr @brtitmdnn uno
Gurt geniid anssisBt lit, itsbt BON
9tnfano bis gu Gnoe i'm 3eiasn Der
btiteren Utuie. gleben Dem famoien
S6nant Slim 9lo. 6" DON 9lumens
tbaI unb aaoeIburs, ben erfolsrsi6-
itsn 2uitipieIs uno S6panibi4tern
beuti9er3ung., brinst basprosramm
ais bo1tpiGiommens 3usabe nod Ell
ren .Seiteren gbsno" Der unter bem
Sammelnamen Der Wann nit Der
9auts" anerIsi i9Dne Sa9en perz
iprtdt. Der rWann nit Der aaute"
Serr Gurt gsuiid; tuirb in aans bers
porraesnbsr Weifs babel sIdnSen.
glit arDbtem gsrsuiisen erinnern fih
ipobl bic 5bsatsrbeTuher ieiner prd4s
tissn aisber nit 9auienbesIeituns, bic
i9on 10 manbe @oriteauns unb pie
Ie pribate aeIsGiduftli6e geranitals
tilng perihontsn. Serr geniih NJ elm
@ortrasstiinitIer, ipie man ihnen beIs
fer isIten besesust unb iein ersiebtgs
itss Nelb biIbet neben bem iefsn Sus
NOR Der nsu5eitIiden @Ouplsts nnb
2ieber Defenders oas alie belltI9c
NpltsIieo, tpie es DOT Sabrbunberten
fdon esIunssn purbe. rntsritiiBt iptrb
Ssrr geniid Don allen unieren 9es
fanss. uno 5an5tiinitIsrn in elmer
bunten Reih BON 1aHabuettsn, Sic
bern, Resitationsn ETC., allo an fi4
I6on ssnus, bab oas Sranb mcrs,n
gbsnb Bis auf ben Isbten pIab se'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Saa ber Sanbtpebrleute
Nis gsranitaltuna lit bsntc absnb I'M
Seutiheu Stub.

Der S.uti9e aunbtpsbrosrsin si5t
an Samitas, 20. Sauuar, in ben SD
len bss Seuti9eH alubs eiusn sroben
Bal, gu bem Don Seitsu zines err
prObt.n aommittess bic beitsn 9orbe,
rsitunsen setroffsu tperosn. Der
2anopsbrD.rein III aIs @sranitaltsr
s.Sisseusr beutidsr GsitIidtsitsn felt
isinem geiteb.n beiaunt unb bssbal6
p.rosu bieieI6sn audi itsts germ Be-
iu6t. Die bsfreunb,ten 8er.ine baben
bi. an iis ersaugsnsu GinlaSunssn ans
s.HOmm.n uub bic NitsIisbsr beriels
ben psrbsn ii4 NIT ibrsu Oamsn obne
3fp.ifsI in srobartissr Wsiie bstbsilis
gen. Daran tbun lie redt, bsun ibnen
itsbt Elm erfolsrsidss sSeit bepor.
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Semte
gsirb 3Oo.apmmiiiipn bem garser'
meiitsr ibren }lan unterbrsitsu.

Die aonuniiiicu, ipeIfe Der Staot
sal 8ooIogiihen Sarten crbaIteu ioG.
ipiro. mie @oriiter 9luairit Serrmann
crfldrte, beiite bel glirsermeiiterTut)'
ia porIprefcn lluS ibm Sen yIan por.
lesen. auI fpcltlen lie lid, inn SSll'
tereiie Der grtaIting oes 3ooiogi-
ifen @artens geeinist hot. Rab Der
aoniereii5 nit ocm giirsermeiitcr
ipiro bic aonmliiiicu bic Gin,eIbeiten
ccs a,Ians befannt gcbcn.
gpn ]. 9ioienberg. BON SO. 53S
9iiogeuap sIpemie, III Der Qommiiiion
Elm Sd,reiben Spsegangcn, IN pelfeuI
ole WeranitaIhma eines Rieienbo5drs
befiiriportet miro, mn onf oieie @eiie
bic Gcloer 3ilm slufauf oeS 8ooIogi.
iden Gartens aufsilbrtnaeu.
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@nt dbgelnnfeu.

Sebr aIiidIi6 perliei 0citem cine
aoliIipn slpiitcn elmer gIuIbulan3
Ger Observation-Disclosures Qtlntmmt
& Son uno einem 2aitautomobil Der
Slterman Batting So, pom yec 90
Sit Wlc9fifen 9loeiuie. Ter 3ulon-
mclipraQ erioIate an Der Court imo
2inn StraBe nit iold)er &Sttt, ool,
Die Center beioer Wtaidyineu, 5rant
&inpe, Der bas gIrtomobil lerltte Tito
emil Siternlon, Der Sbauifellr oeS
SuitnutomobilS, oui Die StrdBe &c.
ihIenoert puroen. CSliidliderpetie
fartcn 8eioe nit Dem Ghreden oa-
non. Die slitonrobiIe iplroen ilntiir.
lid b0s SuaeritJtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29

@eiii,ng oes BoIi5einnpdItS Msorrii.
iep ipuroen Die @urid,en bcm Slidte-
porgciiibrt, ber ibneti cine Gtrafprc.
niet bieIt unb iie 5u 5eBn Iogrn
Salt beriirtbeilte. Gk ipurben mad
oem 9eagrniH gebradt in,b rnd)
ciniger Seit bmin ncdunaIs bem 0iid,-
ter pcreefiibrt, Der lie vbegaabigte",
nad,oem iic feierIidy aelobt botten,
iebr Erap Su fein iuto aiIdJ cinent
GanoDlaben fern bIeiben 5u ipoIlen.
mo iic In Der letter. 3eit ifr Saiipt,
quarter aiifeeidIaecp batten.
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Che e'Grlaubxik
! lS.Orss 81. Collier, 56. 9135 Mart,

yS.Orss 81. Collier, 56. 3135 Warts
brett 2lps.
lGmma sdmipt, 80, bsssl.
! 1bos. J. Turner, 80, SadiOn, ag.
lglbrielia Woreum, 40, 9rano Sotsl.
ySObert grantIin, 80, 436 @cit 7. ct.
lylamie 9reen. q, 1868 aOFutb ct.
Ja.Dis 8. Weiisfelo, 80, 9OuisDilIe.
l9eorsene Wsets, q, Sonins Sotel.
J5r.b.rid ardmer, 27, 1924 gan.St.
l9.lsns S4pab. 1S. 1913 5ughes ct.
Iaouis 5ransrsb, %, 113o Straight
I Strabs.
lGitsue Rsifiu. q. 1905 Racs Str.
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lInterridltss sMnseiaea .
Sentidle yteiu Sbungbt Glaiic.
wlcnt1u glbenbs NM llbr
TeW ShpHgbt TempeIs gibliptbeL
6o4 Union Central 9ebensoeri6erun6s
GbeUduoe.
Uiabnme o'SnmeeoHrt, 9ebrertH.
Bur ods Yubtium piien

fiiat iein iOIlts, gang a6geieben BON
eem brtlantsn Sdtpant slim gio.
g., Der bieier 3ugabe Oorausgebt. Der
Sdpant lit cine geraoe5u t0itli9s 9ez
t6idte. oas 9anae GniembIs tritt bas
rim in oantbaren 9lufsaben auf,
tpdbrenb Die beioen genefiSiauten in
4araberoIen gIan5en iperbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-30
Surge l1eberlidt.

Gs iull Elm ensliider DAINTY
fer gsamens pNarina" pbme
gSarnnmg perienft iein, anf
Dem iid glmerifaner befanoen
nmo BON beilen Seiatmms Die
Weeiifen xm's 2eben famen.
Trcnfen erbalt einen nencn
Griessminiiter.
Die Staliener wOllen anf
benz &arif-Elatean eimise bmm-
bert garb uorseriidt ieim.
Die 9fmmancn inelben Gr-
fplac an pcridieSenen 9snnften
in BEN 8rersgebieten.
Der fii6me 2nftidiffer 6ampt-
, nlamm Soelfe lit nm's Sebcn &C.
fDmmeit.
s,in6enbmrg eHlGrt, Der &rieg
reibe 5ranfreifJs &rafte p6llig
auf.
Die SentIdJen pericuften
iuGbreno bes &rieges bis gum
12. Sftpber 1858 feinblidJe
ariessid)iffc.
Sin &ries slpiidcn 9entidr
lamb nnb gtoriuesen Ioll bepor-
iteBen.
Gnglano iueiit mnIere 9sro-
feite besiislid) Der pSdwar5en
/ 1iften" ab.
Slngriffe Der 9iniien an Der
StodpO iunrben 5mriifseidla-
gen.
Nus Wsaseoonien fonlincn im-
mer mod ipiberipredenbe Sc
rid,te.
Der a6nis bpn Wriedenlanb
II hat tetne sruppei1 dits Cptras
nnb Sbeiialien anscblidJ sli-
riifbermfem.
Sdipe6en mnb Norluesen be-
| freiem anseblid bemtid)e 0e-
fansene in ytnflamb.
Der cnsIiidJe JelomarIdjall
ssrendj iagt, cine sSupaiipm in
Gnslanb lei m6slidJ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-30

glns gonSpn mclbet man, bic
amerifaniIde gotidait fat cine Wel-
bmng ppn @esleD Jroit, bem ame-
rifamiiden aoninl im Gmecmstown,
crbaIten, baF Der engliidJc Sampfer
rWiarina" pbne @arnnns perienft lei
mno oaf: man CLAUDE, es befanben
iid glmcrifaner anf oem Sdiffe.
Bon Der ans 104 Mann beitebenbcn
BeIatmmg oes Sdiffes ieien nnr "a
aerettet nnb madj Groof .Saben, Sr-
lamb, gebradJt. glnd auf bem ensli-
iden 9ampfcr rgioiuanmure", Der
am 26. Cftober torpe6iert iunr-
be, befanbem iid iieben glmerifaner,
BON bemem flint Gbilippiner iuaren.
sllle 9ente anf bem Sdjiff iunrben
sercttet, aber peridieSene battcn
slnsIagen genad)t, bqf bic 9ent-
iben Die yiettnngsboote beidJoiicu
flatten. 9etteres 1T gaus getuif selu-
gem. gSas ben gWarina "-Sall anbc-
trifft, 10 iuirb man erit iueitere Be
ridJte abiparten niiiien, etc man iidJ
Gin ltrtcil erlnm6en fam.
Gin iuplnnterridteter enrppdiidJer
Diplomat in @aibimetun ioa err
Hart baben, es iebe gans banafJ ans,
als iuenn es siuiiden 0oriucsen nno
9emtIdJlanS iiber bic llntcrieebput-
Angelegembeit snm ariege fpmmem
iueroc. sSn gsoriuesen iei man ii6cr
Die nniIcnbafte 3eritGrmns nOriueai-
id,er Sdiffe iebr anfserest mno in
9entIdJlanb bctradte man bic fiir5-
lid BON gioriuesen erlaiIcnem 9fe-
geln besiiglidJ bes ltntericeboDfper-
febrs in noriuegiId)en WeiuGiIern
ais cine feinblide 6anblnns. Gs
fomtnc jett baramf an, iuie bie Mnt-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-30

Wtorgen nadt, Inn ~ lt6r,
tritt in Girginien Die arobibition III
Graft.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-03
SUFFER INTERESTS BOSTON CAPITAL
 IN JEkehE CLAIMS
Bisbee Attorney Returns from Jerome Where He Closed d Deal for Mining Ground No Stock Offered Public.

Judge Fred Sutter has returned from the Jerome district where he was representing Boston capitalists in the organization of the Jerome Del Monte Company. The corporation is capitalized for two million shares, six hundred thousand of which were bought entirely by the organizers at fifty cents per share and the three hundred thousand dollars placed in the treasury for immediate use of de- veloping the property. Judge Sutter is director in the Jerome Del Monte Company and no stock was offered the public and the new company com mences operations on solid financial basis. Forty one claims have been taken over by the Jerome Del Monte Company and these adjoin the thirty eight claims of the Ellison & Gadsden Copper Company. whose stock is now controlled by the c. X A. Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-03
IN THE HIGHLANDS OF WESTERN
 FLORIDA

100 to 250 feet above sea level p miles from the Gulf of Mexico. 3S miles from the Port of Tampa. Main line Seaboard Air Line Railway Tampa to Jacksonville. 6 daily passenger trains, many freight trains.
 Along the National Highway; hard au- tomobile road. Drinking water absolutely pure. Malarial and similar levers practically unknown. An ideal home country surrounding a newly created central City. City of fine homes: churches: graded schools; bank; Commercial houses; ice and electric plants: parks; tennis; golf; lake fishing boating and swimming. Rural free delivery system. On the hills and in the valleys are cultivated farms: to 40 acre farms of fruits. vegetables. field crops; poultry; hogs and dairy products. Cool nights: days of potent sunshine for winter crops. A locality of prosperity, health and in dependence.
 A community of contentment and pro- gress.
 Illustrated Booklet and other inter esting information free. Bank and other references on demand. Write to E. R. Phillips, 414 Trust
 Building, El Paso, Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-03
German Prince Is
 Possible Successor
 To Dutch Throne

tutional regulation of the succession to the throne, the successive princes called to the throne after Princess Juliana are all of German families, mostly officers in the German army. naturally all attached heart and soul and bound to the German policy? MoDarchical coupling of this country to another, by a prince who could hardly be anything but an imperial prince-envoy, and who might be ad- monished from abroad to bear him. self like good German" of whom moreover, nothing is known here save that he has. not the slightest relations with this country. would be a very serious matter for the coming times"
 As regards the exact form that the proposed constitutional revision should take. Prof. D. r. D. Fabius, yet another writer on the subject. argues in favor of simply putting all possible claimants besides Princess Juliana out of court. of binding the country in no way to any house or person out side the offspring of Wilhelmina. and thus in case of the necessity occurr- ing leaving the States General, an un- questionably free choice in the mat ter. On the other hand, Professor H. Louis Israels, well known publicist, wants to take a cue from the Ameri- can constitution, which itself borrow ed so much from Dutch political law, in its prescription that only born American can be elected head of the State. He would have the rule laid down that only those who were born and had remained HOllanders would by right of inheritance succeed to the throne of the Netherlands.
 No sign has yet been made by the government as to whether they would contemplate taking up the matter at this juncture Probably good deal depends upon the view entertained at the Royal Palace.