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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-04-06
necessary to issue a word Of
warning The German Amer

necessary to issue q word OF
warning The German Amer
lean National League Der
Deutsch Arnerik kanische National
Bund, of which the German
American Central League of M.
Dakota issa branch, lis undoubt-
|edly an association which com
tains some members that are
either hostile to the Catholic re-
ligion Or, at least, practice re
|igious indiferentisIn, This is.
proved by its history. There
fore seriolIs-minded German
Catholics who are enthusiastic
for Germany and the German
national character have stayed
away from said ociation.
1T isi111ost certainly not fortfle
benefit of our German Catholic
societies to join the Central
Bund or the National Bund.,
Our German Catholic societies
have been founded to develop
and strengthen within the
parishes the Catholic life. This
must remain their first purpose.
But this cannot be done when
they put themselves under the
influence of an assoc ociation which,
as experience shows, counts
many members who boast of,
their srationalisrn and free
thought. Therefore, / beg the
Catholic societies mott join the
Deutsch Amerikanischen Ma
stional Bund.
I find it necessary to mention
another point. In these hard
times Of the old Fatherland, and
especially when the American
press fights a war of misrepre-
;sentatiens against Germany and.
German culture, it is natural that.
the national spirit is nightly
aroused ii, many Germans Of this
country. This is praiseWorthy.
50n8the other hand selfish men
readily use such times and tie
aroused national spirit for tileSs
own political purposes whilst
they claim they are working onE
for the German cause. It y
therefore, necessary that oI5rl
German Catholics be cautioi
and donot readily give coniden8 8;
to any one who cries: Deutse =
land ueber Allies. The GermaiIs
of North Dakota, as an insiustri-
Gus and peaceful people, have won
the comic denee and esteem of
their American fellow citizens
But they would soon lose Che CON.
fidence of their fellow citizens if
they should follow leaders VINO
without restrain criticize the
present government
Letsus prove our love for the
old country by generously send
ing financial help to those in dire
want, especially The widows and
orphans; but 1etus be on our
t
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-04-06

and known as the Pettis quarter.
The land was purchased from
Geo. G. Zirbes by ], ]. Kalberer.
The other deal was for a half
section of fine farm land lying
five miles to the southeast of Ha-
zelton and known as the M. Rush
homestead and tree claim. The
land was sold to j. B. Lands
berger.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-04-06

Wanted---A live Oil Salesman
TO handle our Oils, Greases and
.Specialties in yourlocalitv. Also
two or three good men who can
finance themselves to travel in
North and South, Dakota, on
commission. Splendid oppor-
,tunity for the right party. Ref
erences with first letter. Adj
dress Reliance Oil Co. 218 18th
sAv So, Minneapolis, MINI.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-04-06
Braddock BfeVities.
News. aiarcl, 30

4SswB, March 30
Geo. Fl. Naramore left Wednes-
day for Bismarck.
w. t. Jaad returned Tuesday
from a business trip west.
Miss Olivia Stalk was a Bis
nlarck visitor the FIRST of the
week.
Henry Jagd, who has been at
tending school in Bismarck, re-
turned to his home here Tues
day.
Frank Jones left Monday for
Hazelton where he will complete
his arrangements for taking over
the Hazelton dray line.
Xavier Junge and wife will
take oyerthe Person restaurant
sin a few days, and will conduct a
first class restaurant in that
building.
P. G. Levine was a Braddock
visitor on Thursday of last week
and made the News man a pleas
ant call. This was the first time
MIR. Levine had been in Brad
dock this winter.
Albert Nelson, Of Minneapolis,
returned to his home Saturia !.
He was called here o
of the death Of is
stxel johnson, wno die Sd
on Monday OF last YES
Fred. Johnson atseiss
week from ST. Paul tilsfe
went to purchase tlTo cels {
sssaftie. He brought the feeders
:lfsHae with him and viii falge a
!thn this summer for the mar
liets. Fred says he bought the
best there was to be had in St.
Paul markets.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-04-06

Anton Krumm and wife to
Vincent Wehrle, part of NV or
NV or of 6-l29-74. $1.OO.
Peter Shelsta to Josie Ellefson,
ne or 22-l35-74. ST and love.
Michael Ternes and wife to
John Volk, Sc or 9; sw or 10-l30.
n. Sl.0O.
M. Baumgartner and wife to
Peter Wikenheiser, lots z. 8. blk.
2l. Milwaukee Land Co.'S third
addition 10 Srrasbure. $225.
August 4. klabunde and wife
To Katie shepard, lots 7, 8, blk. z,
Roop's first addition to Hazelton.
$l.00.
A. Z. Klabunde and wife TO
George w. Weaver, lot 9, blk. z,
Roop's first addition to Hazelton.
SIS.
Michael Feyereison and wife to
A. K. & G. A. Lenhart, lots |, 2,
3, sc or he or of 6134-77. $l.O0.
August E. Klabunde and wife
to Henry J. Johnson, lot 2, blk. 2,
Roop's first addition, Hazelton.
$50.
Fred Frankhauser and wife to
z. J. Shriner, lots l, 2, blk. l,
Grains addition to Linton. $3.50.
Gerrit Postma to John Wolf,
rods by 20 rods in sc corner
sw or 33-l3C-76. $40O.
Northern Pacific Railway Co.
to Joseph Baumeartner, e hf Sc
or of 2l-l3l-76. Sl80.
Stephen J. Murton to Ludwig
Senser, hf sw or of l1-l30-74.
$3.50.
John M. Jonas to Benjamin
kauma, Sc hf ne or, NV or ne or
of 3a-l35-74. SI0O.
Benjamin Kauma to John M.
Jonas, n hf sw or of 26-l34-74. ST..
Joseph B. Glanzer and wife to
]. P. Stahl, S hf n hf of 12-l33-T
$4,000.
Marie E, Mote and husband to
George Naeve, W hf of 9-l33-78.
S7l55.
z Joseph V. Barrernnd wife to
T. E. Lawler, sw or Of 4-l3378.
$4,000.
Archie F. Kendall and wife to ;
Olof A. Hedblad. lot 6, blk. l,
.,jraddock. $3.50.
Mary F. Shepard to Lewis M.
Doefschlag, lots z, s, 9, blk. 8,
Braddock. $3.50.
Amy c. Sanders and husband
to John NJ. Eastwood, S hf NV ar,
sw or ne or, n@ or Sc or, ne or
Sc or, n hf sw or Of 4-l36-78. ST..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-04-06
B'iisllo ] w rites!
Rev. Wehrle Sends 4 Iransla-
tion Of Letter Read IN I-o-
cal Church. Ii Sensible
Admonition Re. Political
Matters.

Last week the Record men
toned a letter from Bishop
Wehrle tobe read In the local.
church relative to the German
political organization such as.
Aug. Usselman tried to organize.
here just prior tothe preside dentiali
primary. AT that time we had
to depend upon the translation
given by German-speaking mem
bers Of the church which heard
the letter read. We are glad to-
Print the Bishops own transla-l
ton herewith. AS will be seen,
the first half of the letter relates
purely to matters pertaining to
the church. The second half Of
the letter treats almost directly
of those things which we mem
toned last week. In fact. in the
Bishops letter the following is
one of two sentences under
scored, selfish men readily use
such times and the aroused ma
tional spirit for their own polit-
ical purposes whilst they claim
they are working for the German
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-04-06
Two Drown.

~ - y y 'N-As
| The most horrible accident
that has ever occurred in this
/ vicinity happened Monday even
ing about two miles west Of
/ Rraddock. When Fred Laut and
John Quinzer perislied with their
team in the flooded road while
returning to their homes after
spending the day il Braddock.
They succeeded in getting a
I.tsfie over half way across. MIR.
Quinzer discovered the buggy
| tipping and jumped The cry for
help was heard BY the Fehrer
family living about forty reds
west of the bridge. Help went
immediately, but it was of no
avail. Mr.. Fehrer was the first
to the rescue and gives the fol.
lowing information:;
The cry for help was heard
and he went Immediately, finding
QuinZer with head and shoulders
above the water, The boys
hastened back to the house for
rope and broughtl8a long 2x4
timber. We attached the timber
ito the end of the rope, but
Gunner by that time was too
chilled to hold OF. While the
boys had returned%for the rope
Quinzer told of the buggy up
setting and Laut Sgoing down.
with the buggy and never came
up. Gunner hat. evidently
sse2fea on the wire teuce under
the "a 81 and was ull6ging to a
fen g aost While faIking 10. MIR.
i'.ssitei. 3cr as lie Tepe and timber
7sgg Il Fa9i&h distractions
lsaQ ii ias Ssastasi them I am,
too colsI.' lie he'll to the rope
an @as dragged about TWO feet
Wien he lei 80 ard was never
seen again until his body was re.
moved Tuesday morning"
Early Tuesday morning rescue
parties were formed in Braddock
and steel Watertar,ks taken out
and used for boats. Drag nets
were soon put to work and the
body of Gunner was found near
that of the team and buggy.
All day men worked to find the
body of MIR, Laut, but failed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinzermovedto to
The Braddock country in the fall
and only about two weeks ago
moved opto the old Lowery farm
IS miles northwest OF Braddock,
He leaves a wife and one small
Child TO mourn his sudden de.
Eparture.
While in Braddeeg Monday
Mr.. Gunner puTchased his new
farm machiFfy for his springs
work. He was a young man
about % years ofage. He came.
here from Herried, S. d., but re
sided across the state line in
South Dakota. He also leaves a
brother, Phillip, Whoresides here.
The teams showed signs Of
hard struggle before death re-
lieyed them of their distress.
They had succeeded in tearing
Ithe1nse. yes away from the buggy,
except one OF the traces but;tIm
harness had become entangledsso
as to tie their heads fast i'd the
neck-yoke and buggy tongue.
Wednesday morning the body
Iof Mi. Laut was found about
four rods below from where the
bod Of Mr.. Gunner was located.
The body was brought INTO town
and placed in the undertaking
room of7the Vie & Long Co.
Funeral services viii be con-.
Quoted at the Braddock Union
church Friday afternoon at 2..33O
p. N. Rev dirsch, of Bismarck,
will preach the neralsserrnon in
both German and English. In.
teTnaent will be made III the
Braddoc cemetery, both badies
Ito be lowered into one large
grave
The heartfelt sympathy .sssla
entire community isexIenJed To-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-04-06

guard that we may not in a
.boastful way talk as if we could
and would dictate the politics
of our state.
VINCENT WEIRLE,
Bishop of Bismarck"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-04-06

.ltsssle with him and viii faalca
!fhen this summer for the mar
kets. Fred says he bought the
best there was to be had in St.
Paul markets.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-02

Well" said Johnnie, when you
sit on pin, you can't see it, you
can't hear it, you can't taste it, but
you know that it's there. Ladies'
Home jour.
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9efanaene 9e(0en.

Mm 9. Nopember iGbrte fi6 Der
Sag, an benz bos rubmrei9ite unIerer
S9tffe einem iibermd6tigen syeinb
gum Spfer fiel. 9a biirfte Elm 8rief
BON Sntere7e fein, Der iber bag Grs
geben Der auf Malta in @efangeni9aFt
befinbli9en 8efabung Nusfunft eibt:
o8eiten 9anf fir bic 8riefe. Inns
sebt es gut. Wir inb bier NIT fies
ben Oedoffiaieren, neununbpieraig uns
teroffi5ieren nnb bierunoiieb3ig Mann
bon Der nGmben" unb tDnnen iiber
@obnrdume unb manselnbe 8etpes
gungsfreibeit nidt Hagen. @rober
@pielplab,. Slide, In Der mir ielbit to-
den, Mafd@ uno 8abeeinri9tunsen.
Spiltloietts, 8ierz unb aaffeefantine,
gas unb eleftrii9es 2i9t linb bors
banben. Mls Musfi9t leiber muir bobe
Mauerrt unb Sta9elbrabtaaune unb
Der etptg blaue 6immel. l1nfer 3omz
manbant burfte nns am %. Muguit
gum eritenmal in unierer 9efangens
f9aft beIu9en. Mtt WGi9e unb bers
gleiden fino ptr berfeben. Nls 3eis
tung betommen mir Ole .Simes" uno
Sic tdeli9en r9eutersO epei9en, tpoe
burd mir pi6en, tpo uniere 8ameraz
Den in Sft, Weft, Glib Norbs unb
Sffee fdinpfen biirfen, bagegen mir
bier untdtig in Der @sfanseni9aft
fiben miiHen. Die 8erpfleaung eebi
aud. M06sntli9 lit uns erlaubt,
feds aarten NIT ie pier8is Worten
ODER spei 8riefe nit je 200 Morten
gu f9reiben. lIeber Mnaabl Der gu
empfaneenoen 8riefe befteben bier
feline @orfdriften. Mu9 lit es uns
erlanbf, 81 rau9en, gu muii5ieren unh
gu fineen; auf @erlangen miro uns
oa6 Elm pbotosrapb geididt. 3pei
Stunben oes Eases finb benz Sport
sepibmet. Nebenbei pirb biel Selbits
unterri9t betrieben, audi an unteroffis
5iere unb Mannf9aften unterriht err
teiIt, llnfere 8ibliotbef tit our6 peis
tere aiebesfenounsen ettpas persr0beri
porben
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mar inoeiien audi 3iegIer flug genuq
ein5uieben, ouB er in ieiter iesigen
Stelllng nit 3uriidbaltrng tpeiter
fam als nit Sidporordngen.
@inmal ging Die 8eoe, ser 0oftor
babe ieinen Sirm nod ct. Selir ge-
rif)tet, mo- Der 8oiten zines bobcn
Staatsbeamten in fur5er 3eit frei 5t
iperoen peripro6.
Gin anoermal, ais i6 pieoer nit
Dem 8rautpaar i'm 3uppibaule 5lt-
I%ammentraf fiel mir cine 8emerfung
3ieglerS auf. 9os @eipra6 lpenoe-
te ii6 ct. 8elir uno ben bortigen
ImtsfreiIen 81, ltno Der oIte 3uppi,
mol um ieinen 8ufiinftieen S6tpie-
geriobn iiber feline @blihten ausau.
bolen, brad)te Die &eoe a,if eben lie.
men 8eomtenpoiten.
SD femme oas amt." Iagte Ser
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DOT 9ei6t mer 6apott. g

Gin oeutf9er Sploot fennt fem
Wanfen unb Wei9en. Die Oissiplin
1T ibm in 5leii9 unb 8Elt iibsrges
ganeen unb mo Die pfli9t Jpn hinge
fteat bat, bleibt er fteben, es mag ba
fommen, mas oa min. Gin febr luittz
ees Stid6en, bas bieie Satia9e nit
einem broaisen 8eifpiel belegt, tpurbe
bon einem braben 81lner 1870 ausz
sefiibrt. Die Mbteilung lag auf
S9loB Marre in Hepli uno es purs
ben pie eetp0bnli9 poften ~ausgeitelt.
plDBlt9 fdlug cine @ranate in ben
9arten Elm. Man glaubte Mnfangs,
es fei nur Elm SAredf9uB. bod fielen
glei9 oarauf apei @ranaten ins
S9lob, cine brittle nabm bas Dad
meg. 4uf 8ommanbo ergriff ieber
@etpebr unb 9epdd, INN na9 ben
2aufsrdben gu selangen, tpdbreno cine
8ranate mad Der anberen einfhluq.
Dur9 einen Weiber, Der nit elmer
oiinnen, fofort bre9enben gigbede
iiber5ogen NOR, mubte man tpaten, -
man9em sing oas MaFer BIG iiber
Die S9ultern, bod rettete man Ii9 Biz
auf einen aDlner, Der Dor Dem G6lofe
nuf poften geftanben unb nur etn tleis
mes Stiid9en Mauer als Oedunq
bate. 9as tpurbe aufammengef6ofs
len, ole gaben Jpn baber perloreu uno
~beoauerten f9on ben Cob bes brapen
8omeraoen. Wer bei6retbt aber Die
5reuoe, als Der brape RDlner enoliA
herdnmarf9iert fommt uno ft9 beim
Rompagnieflbrer, NIT Der linten 0ono
anfs S9loB beutenb. in e9tem ROts
'ter 9ialett meloet: n9err 2eitenamb,
mub i'd bann bob ftunu bliebe, bat
bait fei Minf9 ubs. bob geibt msr
tapott!" SroB bes grnfte s Der Siz
taation mubten ale laden.
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8reie $refe fit stras: Greiag 81. Mdr3 1916.
bon bier absefunbt tpuroe, ba nertpeis
gerte Der engliI9e 8otf9dfter iiberz

bon bier absefonbt tpuroe, ba bertpeis
serte Der enslif9e 8otf9after iber@
boupt fit irgenb einen Der Musriiz
ftungsgegenitdnoe, ni9t BLOB fir bic
@nmmiarttfel, bic 8epiligung 1i9ez
rer 8efOroerung. !Serr Or. Mrtbur
bon 8riefen tponbte ii9 olerbings
NIT elmer ldngeren 0ar iteluna bes
5aIes on Mobel s. 8oarbman tn
Mofbington, bic 2eitertn oes Mmeriz
fonif9en 3otben 9reuaes unb bat I'm
oeren 8ermittlung, bomit oas cole
9ilfsperf amerifontf9er Mer3te ni9t
sefdbrnet perbe. gs lift ibm oit9 Sic
t~atfrdftige nnteritiibung beg Hotben
&reu5es IN Qusfidt eeitelt poroen,
unb bur9 8ermtttlung bes @taatss
requirements iino 8erbanblungen NIT
England ongetniipft tpprber. 81 tie
aber ibren 3ped erreXben tperoen2
Die englif6e 8oti9aft ffeut es in Musa
ii6t, inoem fe berit6ert, rupter eenii>
fen 8eoineungen" perbe pabrf9eins
lt4 bte uneebtn6erte 8efDrberung bon
meotatnif4en Nrtifeln bes Hotben
&reu8es mad 9eutf9lanb bon 2ons
bon seitattet tperben. SOFTEN mir.
bab oies 0erfpre9en CUR Mabrbeit
tperoe! .9as foftbare 2ebett bon SRI.
9uenitng, biefer Mdrtbrerin englis
i9er 8drbdrei, fam babur9 ni9t
tpieber ertpedt peroer.
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snn Minimum g(1tp 9arts 60.

@ir haben oie Gas : Gnitalt, Seile
urtb nteniiilien Der Snternationol Iuto
Sdool angefauft urb ipibmen nniere Belt
u1b uttfern Mailm gail8 bieier gei6aftse
8ronde. @ir be5iehen beItdllotg Die
berldiebeniten Il1tomobil%Teile unb err
ipare1t sssbten @elo in nnierem 9eparte@
merit fir gebrau1te Seile rnb llteniie
lien, gaiolin nnb Del. 613 Siib= Mlamo
Strafe.
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@Me Surtem BON Sruf : Srbeiten.
tute Slider, nJpIbers", 8rief6psen ans
Spaperts, Sarten, GireuIare, GinIaSHrs
set ufiu., in SeutidI nnb Gnolifdi, nc,f
ansseiabrt. @iIfan & Shws5-
m a n n Itintins g., 206 Gaparro Sir,
Sci. Grpdett 1924.
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Lawn Mowers

ge5darft. MeHer nno Sheeren gefdlifs
fen. GhloHerarbeiten. 9epnrntur bon
Carpet Stpeepers uitS Nd6mn16inen;
9egenidirme iiber5ogen un6 repariert.
507 Nabarrp Ctr. Sci. Erabis 442f.
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II EIGHTEEN HOTEL

8as beoeutet ,gbe eighteen? 9as
bette 9ptel fit bns menigite @eib IN Gan
Arltonip. 3imner Doc. MuSge5eidnete
Meablseiten 25c. Niebrige Gpe5iaIrnten
per ISOLDE. @ab frei. groGett 6277. Sll
c~entraIer Gage. 302 GiibSg lnmo @traBe.
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SODA FOUNTAINS.

G~arbouators, ETC.; @lasfditen uno Npos
tbefer : lIteniiIien. Mue Stble uno @r6s
ZEN auf Eager. giniee ipenie gebraud>
fe Soltntains Me frigerators, 3a6enz uro
S[eiider : ginriGtingen.
CD. Jriebrif, S1brifant.
Geit 33 Sabren in Gan antonio, Ser.
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6ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

1876 Nlamo Nlasa -bibi6 m6blierte
$3.50 nrl0 auftpdrts per Wode. Sin1mer
nit 2 9etten $500 per ISOLDE. Nltes
Selepbon grodett 658.
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(Sortfesuno foIot)

8eltes Del uno @oiolin erbaIt
mon bon Der Slimp Oil 81. 400
Olt-Go commerce Ctr. Neues Gel. &ra.
his 1852.
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Merchants Transfer Co.

9rmspprtieren uno AufIteQen bon
rSafes" rno i6iperer. @aidinerie cine
Spe5ialitdt. abholen, @erienoen. Qufbes
tpabren etc. Office 510-514 9oforoia
Ctr. @eibe Eel. 800.
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MtunimaS ttnD Relfe.

aiamp Sent & Mmnins gn. @m. 2S=
rea5en, gi9entiimer. aae unlere 8aaren
bnben noIles @eipidt unb MaB, paIieno
fir Stanbar6s@ rDBen. 215 gbe. 9.
Eelephon grodett 365S.
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0ols umD &ohle.

@ir baIten Die bette @eble lnb bas
bette @rennboI5. Yrobiert nus. Glaze
Wppb & GuuI So. grodett 6053. Neues
Eel. 1911.
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c. II. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.

6dnbIer in 9arbipare, Oefen uro
Ble1bauoaren. grafti{her &Iempner unb
Dad1eder. 934 Cfsgourneree StraBe.
1rapia 1880.
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@egeg1iiber benz @nnter Office : 8e<
bdube, 1i2 Sfts9ouitn Ctr. 9anens
geforsnt. Weine Grbeit lit unii6er>
treffIih.
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0oftor. oGs lit cine eiufIubreide
uno begebrensperte Stellina. SsSh
miirbe mid pieaeidlt gerueloet boben,
uenn es MIR nidt libel %anitdnoc, Idou
iett oieie Staot nieoer 5u berlaSfen,
no mir 10 piel @ertruuen e~ntaeaenae-
brodt poroenoilt."
CSortietutuo foIofl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-31
transport WeieHiMaftem.
carfpr. MmlIaIv Tranefpr cn

Gamiliens A1ti1en tnb 9roIdfen. Bee
(orgt 11mSie9en uno M1bel . Qagerurg.
Baggage ; S~ransfer. $elepbon 1928.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-31
RANDALL HOTEL

RANDALL HOTEL -Sriiber bas So
Gotta, unter ineuer 2eitung; iebes 3im~
mer nit gab. Niebrigite Staten in Der
Gtabt fir 9iegaldre. Npp IS. stephens,
Waunner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-31
sdnb= u. Yferoeaeidirr.R eparatar

8ringt Cure Mrbeit sn &. s. gogar;
er berftebt iein Gef6aftl Gutes 9arb@
naben un0 Nepnrieren. 3ufrieoenbeit
garnntiert. PIT Gbe. 8. grofett 539.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-31
DR.. q, n. PETRY

@raouierter g1iropracter, e~ntfernt
bic ilrfade bon 3ranfheiten, obne Nr5nsi
cher WeIer. 203 9nerIer @ebdioe,
ga @eft~gommeree Ctr. Gan Mntonio.
grodett 7038.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-31
Mbbpfaten.

S. s. Carl mnb 81. $. @arb- 8ebtse
anfpdlte, 521 geben @ebdlbe, Sci.
grodett 1850.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-31

9err, f4ide. mas gu mint,
Sin l2ebes ober 2eioesl
SD bin Dergniigt, oob betbes
4us beinen 9dnOen qutGt.
Moaeit nit Sreuoen
1lno pOleit NIT 2eiben
Wi9 ni4t iiberfdiitten!
0o9 In Der Waitt.n
2isst holSes 9sfdsiosn.
WSrtts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-31
Samen uIo Wediigelfutter.

Sreb Staffef, 319 Oft : Commerce
Ctr. 3eli, @etrei0e, @nrteli~ uno SeIoiae
men, @efliigelfmtter. S~rfltbatoren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-31
Ghamberlaints

gerlangt Gbamberlain's perfeftes
Giifen : gutter. gntbdlt feim Som,
bdlt @ingefueibe eeiunb nno Seine trdfs
fig. Bel @roceriiten pber grodett 1888,
Cater Geeb Co.. 400 Giibsalores Ctr.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III cameron Ctr, Nutomobil : 9teparas
tureu, STbacetplene : SdpeiBung, Irs
better nm Nnfabrtss un0 gnt5iiubun9s~
Mpparnt. grodett 1925.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-11

fue here yesterday. The, -hotel l1Has
erected I'M 1911, land. :. was S.tRiideest
known among tourists. It's register
an object of much interest, swas aost.
1t: contained the signatures 4of many
notable persons, including 4hePfnce
of wales, later King Edward iof
England; Grand Duke Alexis OF Rus
STA and Don Pedro of BRAZIL The loss
was estimated at $4,000 u.
Two desperate negro prisoners
early last night attacked and over
powered Deputy Sheriff Harry G.
Hechler, night jailer at Henrico
County Jail, and then liberated eight
companions confined in the same tier
of cells. lack Phillips, one of the
three who refused chance for Ii
berty, ran two blocks to spread the
alarm. The ringleaders of the deli
very plot were veritable giants. Two
repeating Winchester rifles and
shotgun were overlooked In the
hasty flight. , !,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-11

Swartz says she was followed by her
assailant several miles after she left
the trolley car at Hellam and started
for her home about three miles
away.
President Samuel Gompcrs and the
American Federation of Labor yes
terdav voted to throw their strength
behind the movement of obtain high
err wages for government employees
at meeting held in the A. F. of l..
Building.
An explosion in Russian ammu.
milton plant has caused the death OF
about 1000 persons.
The submarine Deutschland after
a quick trip arrived at noon yester.
day off the mouth of the Weser.
The Marquis Iwao Oyama, field
marshall general, who directed the
japanese land campaign in the Rus
so-Japanese war, is dead.
Mammoth Cave Hotel, KY, anc
a number Of adjoining cottages were
destroyed by fire from a defective