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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31

Mrs. w. G.. Allen entertained a group
of matrons At delightfully."- informal
tea Tuesday afternoon, her guests be-
ing the members of the KensingtOn
Tea club.
The rooms were charming, suggest
ing the approach Of spring with lovely
yellow tulips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown re-
turned Sunday from Portland where
they attended the attractive masguer-
aie dance given by Dr. and Mrs. Gus
fave Il. Bruere at their home, Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Rudolf Prael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Spaulding were
hosts Friday night for a charming din
ner in honor of their weekend guests,
Miss Blanche Miller, of Oregon City,
who is sister of Mrs. Spaulding 5,
and Miss Georgianna Snedley, of Port
land.
The table was prettily appointed,
graceful white carnations and greens,
being used. Covers were placed for
Miss Snedley, Miss Miller, Miss Jen-
mic Fry, James Young, Clarence Walls,
Walter Keyes and the hosts.
Miss Mary Schultz, one of Salem s
most popular young musicians, will ap-
pear in Portland at the Amateur Or
chestra concert, to be given at the Ma
sonic Temple auditorium on February
tho tenth, with William Wallace Gra
ham as conductor.
Miss Schultz will play a violin solo,
"Konzerto by Mozart with orchestra
accompaniment.
Miss Lucille Bell was the week end
guest of friends in Portland.
The monthly meeting of the Junior
Guild, of the Episcopal church will be
held on Tuesday afternoon at two
thirty O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. Ho.
mer Smith, ON 675 Summer street.
Friday night large number of the
girls and men of the willamette uni
versity held a "Post Exam" jubilee at
the Philo.Web halls.
hb lnlS dlldlI WHICH IL an annual
event, with the students following ex-
aminations, games, music, furnished by
the college orchestra and charming
solo by Miss Calty formed the delight.
full evening.
Later tho guests enjoyed refresh.
ments.
AS a farewell gathering at the home
of Mrs. Jake Buell., who is soon to
leave Salem for Texas, the Garden
Road Busy club met recently for an
afternoon with their friend VINO will be
greatly missed.
During the afternoon the club elect
ed officers who were as follows; Pres.
ident, Mrs Hussemln; vice-president,
Mrs. AL Rasmussen; secretary, Mrs.
Jesse Savage; assistant secretary, Mrs
Frank Griepentrog; treasurer, Mrs.
Ethel Wilson; reporter, Mrs Matt
Gleason.
Later the hostess assisted by several
of the members served dainty refresh
ments.
Tie club members present were: Mrs.
Jake Buell., Mrs. =. Steward, Mrs. w.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31
TO CURTAIL ACREAGE
OF CALIFORNIA HOPS
Sacramento Valley Growers
Would Cut Down Yards
Is Per Cent

Members of the local Hop Grow
ers association are circulating an
agreement among all growers in the
Sacramento valley asking them to
eurtail their acreage from 10 to 25
per cent during the coming season,
says the Sacramento Sunday News.
If this is done by approximately all
the growers of the valley it viii re-
duce the production in California
frcm 10000 to 10000 bales far the
setson. Members Of the association
say such action is nreG59a"y in rlder
tC get n better market 'Or their pro-
uuct Agreements are a so being cir.
culated among growers in Washing
ton and Oregon, where the producers
are strongly organized, and if the
plan is effectively carried out in all
the Pacific coast states it will be
the means of greatly reducing the
American hop yield for 1916.
a well-known grower and member
of the association said yesterday to
representative of The Sunday News
that number of large producers
have already signed the agreement.
owe have received a telephone mes
sage from burst Brothers, Of Wheat
land, to the effect that they will sign,
and Horst Brothers have also prom
ised their signatures These are the
two biggest producers in the Sacra-
mento valley. and when their names
are on the petition the majority of
the other growers will fall in line.
Among those who have already
signed are Arthur Murphy, Peter Room
ey, Al Casselman, Robert Merkeley,
Harry Frazer and others.
"Bandy Brothers of Yolo county,
have said that they will sign. TheO-
dore Blaugth of this city has prom
ised to sign if the majority of the
growers of the valley do so. 1 think
in a few weeks, after we have had
ample time to present the agreement
and to explain its purpose, we will
have the signatures of 80 per cent of
the growers.
"1t is of vital Importance to the
success Of the hop industry to curtail
production. Last year, Notwithstanding
the war in Europe and the short
tsTP 'neie oi as .Lo Jou0equ'nee, we "e,1 5
Io'u I py ue"teis .n", W. a."l iouU'eu, ~
onSV 2 9tiol W Hup plonans oau S'9son' aI, 90
an H. InGuIs.neIe S:aTsn IL ~ 5ioMels W piSN @
Sna Envii iieius H. 'iean anu Fmo' eo i iT"e' any
noPS on 1ne sineS' " IoN s"ies weip
T'on uuv 70 @ ueuiv.s a. .E ~ Tn's th poaHu .Lot
nselS Glo"ei ..i5 .n1n .n99enS 'n"' m
do, plaCo az ieS'I "Gui9 L9 e'a;i "''e! 10y tnS
se"sun' anu . nc a m"u n;,.,I I.s YtneS pioNtu
80 90 " ,soI uo'S 49,, "."'i"pic @ nop AS AS
sui, aOUn as ts,j piehane 4l o'"Son mSS o.Si wy WI
tTn Mu,' ottr, otto 'nI. 5 VIC oov. w. .S "n
it Lnt Do''oni "iopp'u oO' VI '"o ni"'
MY 't,1. ~ ~ ~
II Will Dc 4dl Dtttcl IoI SlONtIS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31
The JOY OF @
motherhood
Words of Encouragement to
Childless Women.

Motherhood is woman's natural desti-
ny, but many women are denied the
happiness of children simply because of
some durable arrangement.
Among the many triumphs of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
its marvellous power to overcome such
arrangements, as evidenced by the fol-
lowing letter.
Worcester, Mass. 90 suffered from
female ills, and was advised to have an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31
WAS TACOMA MAN

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 3l.-Lieutenlnt
$, O. Greig, one of tae officers on
board the submarine KS, reported lost,
IS Tacoma man. His father, James S.
Greig, is city salesman for a local pack.
ing concern.
Lieutenant Grcig was married last
November and his wife is now with her
parents at Newport Grcig was form.
erly attached to hte Bremcrton navy
yard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31
Milwaukee Gives Wilson
Ovation; 5000 Pack House
Continued from page one.)

fenses briefly Wilson, as previously,
termed them efficient hut insufficient
lie reiterated his designation of the
United States navy as fourth among ma
tions, and urged the necessity for de-
veloping it to the highest adequacy and
efficiency. Concerning the army, he
said that it ought to he fashioned after
jefferson s plan--''an army, springing
from the people, but trained so as not
to be mere objects Of shot and shell
"Nothing new has happened" " he
declared. "Thcre is no crisis. l have
come out on this crrand because every.
whore the atmosphere of the world il
thrilling with the passion Of disturb
ance such as the world has never seen
before. We should. set our house in or
der.
"It danger comes I want TO turn TO
You and the rest of my countrymen, and
say, men, are you rcadyp ~
But he declared he wanted them to be
trained in military tactics
He reiterated the gist of his Racine
speech of the forenoon, declaring thai
he was pledged to government manu-
wacture Of munitions as far as possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31

the circuit court against Josie l.. stew
art and Fred 5. Stewart to collect
$1,000 alleged due on a promissory note
IL and 10, IN block ! and lots ii, 10
and 10 IN block :, OAKS addltlon 10
salem In addition to Judgment IN
the pfnclPal sum with interest inc
plaintitt seeks attorneys ieeS OF SlVVJ
Tor bringing the action IN the circuit
aGtIoh IS carried 10 thG supreme court
Mc-Nary " HcN"TN ana y, NJ liiSc "'e
attorneys Ior lne llaih'lll'
An inventory and appraisment IN the
estate OF Abe Paulsen whicn was filed
IN the PROBATE court today SHOWS the
estate 10 consist OF rea, property TO 'ht
Value OF S-ooo ana yasI III inc amount
Oh 9-loo OF Iot"l ol @too9' o. L.
U%l,tI" ,,.I,, UeorEc ~ DUN anu ~
"oil'' were "Pp'"l'c'S'
Inc inventory and appraa'sment IN
Iheodore Uealen shows the estate TO
consist OF real property valued at Siuoo
"ltn no personal property John Tait,
TGts' Reward Alexander ana hl'haru
Nlchur"soh were appraisers
The inventory filed today in the pro
bate court IN the estate OF Jacob De
Shazer estimates the real property at
Sloo1 with no personal property ac-
eordilng 10 FerTE A. upper, f. A. O'i"-
stead ana r. W. Arehsmeler'
ArueleS OF incorporation were tlled
az the oltlce OF the county clerk today
,or the Srrana tnea'ie company, OF "a
lem' ey l. u' bhgh' george b' uutnIle
ana y. f. Luilar as incorporates Inc .n,
company rs eaP'tallAeI aV S''ooV Wnlen men
snare Inc company proposes 10 con,
dnet q general theatrlcal business ana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31
SENATE REJECTED 1T

Washington, Jan. 3l.--The senate by
n viva vocc vote this afternoon reject
ed the McCumber amendment TO the
Philippine bill, directing the president
to grant independence to the islands af.
ter obtaining an agreement from the
powers not to molest the filipinos for
u period of five years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31
IIIIIIlIIIILIIILI[lIlI

Compound for myrestoration tohealth. Z"
Mrs. BERT GARvEY, 20 Hacker St.,
Worcester, Mass.
In many other homes, once childless,
there are now children because of the
fact that Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable
Compound makes women normal,
healthy and strong.
Write to the Lydia T.. Pinkham
Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, for
advice-it will be confidential,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31
THE ATTEMPT FAILED.

salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 3l.-Earl
Dunlap, an escaped prisoner f'om Fol.
som penitentiay, California, George
Thornton and George Dale, Walla Wal
Ia street ear bandits and three other
prisoners in the penitcntiary here were
confined in separate cells today follow.
ing their unsuccessful attempt to tun-
mel their way to freedom last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31
COURT HOUSE NEWS


Judge Kelly sustained the demurrer
to the indictment Of Rex Turner and
Cleve Simpkns, charged with the lar
ceny of public money, and the matter
will be resubmitted to the grand jury
for thc March term of the circuit court.
Attorney John A. Carson argued tde
demurrer for the defendants and con.
tended that it did not contain suffi-
cient facts to constitute a crime. Judge
Kelly sustained him on the following
points: That the indictment was not
specific in that it did not set forth
particular facts of the alleged crime;
that it did not allege the total amount
received by tne defendants; that il did
not state how the money came into
their possession and that it did not
show that demand had been made for
the return Of the money from the de-
PENDANTS or that they had refused to
turn it over
After the state presented its side of
the case against james and Ella Swo-
boda, charged with assault upon Olive
SkiptOn, Attorney Dana II. Allen, for
the defendants moved for q directed
verdict on the grounds that the circuit
court of this county had no jurisdiction
over the case since It was admitted
that the cause for the action arose on
government land AZ Chemawa. Judge
Kelly ruled that this case should not
be tried in the circuit court but in tac
federal court and the charges against
the Swobodas were dismissed as fan
as the circuit court is concerned and il
is expected that the matter will come
up in the federal courts.
A foreclosure suit has been filed in
the circuit court by A. VI. Hansen
against G. A. Larson and others to col.
lect Si7S.50 alleged due on a promis.
sory note and in addition the plaintiff
seeks S15 attorneys fees. The note is
secured by mortgage ON lot 3, block
n, Church street addition TO Salem
Blue 4 Miles are attorneys for the
plaintiffs.
RiCnard w CnreV has filp1 a suit in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31

opera tion, but a
friend who h d
takenLydia E. Pink
h a m s Vegetable
Compound and who
has six children, told
me to try it. 1t has
helped me SO much
that / am now well
and have a baby boy
who is the picture
of health, and l
thank theVepetahIe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31
TURNS OVER AIRCRAFT

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. Sl.-Gler
Martin s aircraft, worth $1,000, donat
ed to the naval militia, will be turne,
over to Commander A. II. Woodbine, OF
Wednesday, it was announced today
Four more planes for coast defcns,
will be added by the govern
ment after July !.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31
Band Played america.

Milwaukee. Wis, Jan 31.-Thc ln
of applause from 1000 throats and
1900 pairs Of hands, followed nv the
strains Of "My Country 'Tis of Thee
constituted Milwaukee S reply this aft.
ernoon to President Wilson IS prepared.
ness demands. Eight thousand 9th"
dwcllers in this, the "hyphen country
home Of vast numbers Of German-Am.
crieans-struggled to get into the audi.
forum. but wore forced 20 remain ont.
side in the bitter cold for want Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31

Judge Galloway granted two divorces
in his department. of the circuit court
Saturday. We're V Casebere was legally
separated from Cordes A. Casebere and
the plaintiff was awarded the care and
custody of their two ana one-half year
old son and the father required to pay
$40 per month for the support of the
child with $55 attorneys fees. Rosie
Stewart was given n decree of divorce
from John Stewart on the grounds of
cruel and inhuman treatment They
formerly lived at Bend, Wash, before
coming to this place.
Try Oapital Journal Want Ads.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31

Piles Cured in to IA Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
First application gives relief. SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31

August Aufraue and Louise S. Au-
frame today filed suit against Fred
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31

John w. Holman, of SI4 North Front
street, today secured the blanks Pre-.
paratory TO circulating a petition of
nomination for the office Of constable
Of the Salem district. He is repubh.
can in politics
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-31

Richard W. Carey has filed a suit in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23

iteber ben Sob Ses aaiiers Trana
sss5eyh mir6 beridtet: 0ienitaa
abenS atgen 9 ltbr eripadte BET
0ailer, Der i'd ,p6brcnb Der Iette''
Gtnsbeu ,ppbfer sefablt 5u babeu
Sdlisx, als am Nadmittag, pl6tlid
ans ieinem GAlmmimer, 3eiste mil
Der 3anb mad ieinem &nIie nnh
itarb i'm IeIben Mwgehblid. I'm lei
nan 0e4te befnaben ii@ 5nr 3eit lei
nc xs4t<r, BE Grsbersosin Rarit
SaJesie, bic beR6nbig an leinem
Set seiueien mar, Der 9brpnerbs,
Gra4ersos &art Srans Spfef mnt
ieine fran - aufangs tpMrbe &c.
melDet Der gr3ber5pg befinbe fid
anf tem G6IadjtftIbe in Giebenbiir.
gen = Der Gr5berSos Soiepb Jrieb,
rid, Der NefVe bes Ieritorbenen nnb
metrere WainiRer, inter ibnen gm.
rian xnb aoerber. Sofprt, nadbem
Der Sob feitgesteat mar, ipmrbe ber
bcxfjAe &aiIer bon benz Ablsben
Jrans Sslebb's teIegrapbifd in
3enntnis geIett. &aiier @lbelm
nnthpsrtete Tpfort nnb lpraa iein
We6axern mne feine Seilnabme ans,
Oas @intreffen 6es 2aiiers mnb bss
a5niss bon ~nlgariem ipirb iebcn
AxsenbIid in @ien eriuartet.- Sim
Gamfaa 1T bic @enbnng in BEN
Wefimben beS 8aiIers ssrnns Soiepl
einectreten. .Gein Appetit lief mad.
CT tranf aber Elm @Ias itnrfcn mel
fgen Bcins nn6 siuei Heine Glaisr
Gbampagner, nm iidJ ansnregen,
raudjte and nod bic iibIidJe Gigarre.
Giniae Stnnben bor ieinem Gnbe
enyfing Der &aiier ben Sbronerben
nnS tafte NIT ibm cine ltnterrs.
bnne binter beridloiienen Siiren,
BEL Ser g2iemanb anher ben geiben
annelenS mar. Die 1tnterre6mms
baxerte orei Wiertel Stnnbe. Die
GrfaItmnG an lueldjer Der aaiisr
ftarb, Ioa bnrdJ einen Spasiergans
nit Sem a5nig rpm gabern i'm
Gd)5nbrnnner yarf peranIakt icin.
Die Hndridjt bon benz go6e bes aai-
Iers, bic aben6s gesen EFF itbr 6itrd
Grfrabl6tter berfiin6et ipnrbe, biI.
bete Fit bic 8cbSIfsrnns Der 0anpt-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23
Surge ufbfrlit)t.

syalfembapn's Srnppen rift
fen hei Crlpipa nn6 i'm Alt-
Sal 0fmn1Gmiens por. Bon
Graioiua ans sieben oie 0en!-
ld5en Srmppen segen 8ntareit.
Die Nnsriffe Der Serbeu
nnb Jransoien n6rOlid) ppm
Rcnaitir abseidlageu.
General BON Sitting ipridjt
iiber bie 0eportationen orr
Beleier.
Die biplumatilden |ertreter
her GentraImGd)ts baben Mtben
berIaiIen nno iinb nadJ aaluala
acfubren.
9as englifdt Soipitalidiff
,,Srittamic" 1T bei Der 8riedJi-
Idcm synieI Gbios nntergegau-
gen. Sc iumrbe entiue6er bnrd
cine Mine serit6rt pbsr, torpe-
sicrt.
gsG1err Ginsel9eit,n iiber
BEN Sob bes 8aiiers 6rans
syuiepb iper6en genelbet. Der
xsS trat abenos gegen nenn
tibr Tin. Die 4eid)e iuiro Non-
faa nad Der Spf6nrs iiber-
ffbrt. Die geiIetnng fin6et
pabrIdeinlid am 0onmeritns
itnft.
ssSagpip siebt ii6 gang ats
sem Stantsbienit snriif.
aapitGn &Oenis bofft, am
se6stten December NIT Der
r9entIdIanb" in gre,men 81
lein.
Die sriediiAe 8esiernns
peisert iid lire 8affen ans
snIiefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23

- Gin itngeinein fiibner Naub
lpuroe in Chattanooga, Gent, bon
8ipei ipeiBen 8nnoiten ausgefiibrt,
bei Dem bieieIben oie biibihe Gum
me bon $4,000 erbenteten. Die
beiben M1nber stpangen altf bern
8abnbof Der WeItern & Mtlantic
8rbn ben &utiher zines @agens Der
Soutbern grpreB 60. ibnen Die
SdIiiiieI su Dem @agen 5u eeben,
IN oem geeen 100000 in Bapier-
gelo uno elm fleinerer 9etrog in
Silber Iagen. sic nabmen BON Dem
Bapiergelbe lopiel iie fortbringen
fonnten lnb fdlngen bann Sen aut-
iher GorneiIion nit einem Nepolper
slt 8ooen. 0ie giGuberei ipurbe
I'M @eidGftsteil ser Staot, einen
9lof bon Der grpreB Office ausge-
fiibrt; BON ben 8onoiten lit Bis ictt
feline Spur su finoen.
= 9as @etter giiro in @aIb-
ington bat befonrlt aemodt, baB Elm
IN norooItliher 9fidtiing gebenoer
Sturm oie @oIffiiite, ipabriheinIic,
sipiIf,en Ban ct. 2onis, WeiIi., uno
Gebar Sen. 6Ia, beimiuhen miro.
Den Sdtffen, Die aiisIauien lpoI-
ten, lit angeraten iporoen, Iieber nod
i'm Snfen at bleiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23

uno pcrtranlider lit afa in 9emtidt
lamb. Der aaiier seid)nete itd itets
onrd cine nmferorbentlidc grbeits-
fraft ans. ST itanb ie0en Wsorgen
nm bier 1tbr amf nno begann iofDrt
sm arbeiten. On ben Greigniiien 6es
&rieaes mabm, er ben allergrDkten
gmteil nnb bebanerte nrr, Oah es fir
lin, ipesen ieines bpben Mters mid)t
mSglid lei, ielbit nit ieinem Srnp-
pen ms Sel0 sn sieben.
Man beihGftigt iidJ jett nit Der
Trage, % Der Sob bes &aiiers cine
@irfnmg anf Ben Gang Ses 9rieges
amsuben uerSe. 9as 1T mol fanin
ansnnebmem. Die Bim6nisperbalt-
mile ssuiIden ben beioen bcmtldei
aaiierreid)em iinb 10 feit berfnipft,
SaF an cine 2oferitng 6crielben in
oieIem Mmsenblid nidt at benfen lit,
es maften benn tiefsebenbe Wis-
ltimmungen eintreten itnS bic fOnn,
ten bardJ BEN Sob oes &aiIers fanm
peranlaft uerSem. Nnferbem liest
es 10 Iebr int ssntereiic OeiterreidJs,
oriIen Griftens ebenlo be6robt 1T,
luie bieieuise 9entId)lanSs, feit ~
0entidlanb nno ben anbern @er-
! biinbcten 81 baIten, paf cine Sren-
ming BON 9entldIanS gera6e5ii iin=
iinnia Ieim iuirDe. &ein &niler
| mno iuenn er audi mod 10 srofe Mne
tipatbien sesen 0entIdjlan0 bate,
f5nnte es berantiuprten, iidj iett
bon 9entidfanb Iossniasen. Bun
ipeif man allerOings iebr ipenia
BON .oem neiten &aiier, aber es lit
nidjt ansmnsbmem, baF er 9eufd-
lamb feinbielig seiinnt lei. SIT CT
| bod ganS nno gar in Der SraoitiDn
Ser feiten 5renpbidaft nit 9emtid-
| lamb anfgeipndfen nib 1T bod feline
politiidje Grsiebnns sans bonn &C.
iidjtspnnft Der geottpenSigfeit 6ieIer
syrenn6ihaft nns geleitet iuorben.
ltnierc engliiden 0epefden iueiien
| aller6ings baranf bin, baf er NIT
elmer rsStaIienerin" bermGblt let.
Die rStalienerin" fomut babel uul
(. nid)t pieI in Betradjt; Sie 9ersoss-
familie BON Harma, bic bon Der issi.
gen itaIienifhen 9erriderfantilie
ans ibrem @eiittnm bertrieben iunr.
be, tuirS nidt bicle Spm1patbien fir
6as mo6erne Sfalien baben. Gber
fSnnte man anf fraua6Flde Sfeisnn.
gen bei Der inngen aaiierin, als us
fSmmlins Der 8omrbpnenfaimilie,
Idlieken. Mber aud bas 1T mol nid)t
ernitbaft in 8ctradt sit sieben. Ser
inde m6aen eeinndt iuerOen, einen
alliierten-frennblidjen GinfInf anf
ben inngen 9ailer anssniiben, abcr
es 1T ansMnebmen, bak he fet
men Grfulg baben iper6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23
80 MfiaiDmeil
8iu Cabrera fiirieinf 3n=
itimnlllag 5nnl Srif=
beIlsplan baben.
Mn9riif Ni4a's BE-
fiirGtet.
2luf Dem 5ehlahtfeD
bon palo 2llto.
1lii1tlimge ans Yarral III
81 Haip.

Mms sltlantic Gitp mirS se-
,ndbet, 2mis Cabrera ,perle ni6t
eber III einen Blan s,tr Mtgclxng
Der Urenaberb6ItniiIe iuilligen, BIS
er Oarleben bpn fiinfaig gfiaiunen
Dollar erbnlten babe. Dies iei in
ben gerbnnblnnsen aiuild)en lin
nn6 ben @ertreteru merifnnildjsr
Nsinem Geielidafttn 6tnAid ~
Sage getreten. Die amerifaniiden
0elegaten iolIen beabfdtisen, i'm
bplfitan6ig 81 ignurieren nn6 Oireft
nit Garransa in 11nterban6lnns
treten. Qetteres ipiro, ipenn e.
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merifanilden Yarlamemts absnlaI-
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gaten anlpeIen6. Mns Der Sanpt-
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