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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
ARvONIA.

/ Arvonia, Va. Sept 9.-Arvonia cele-
|brated Labor Day with an all-day
|Dicnic and two games OF ball between
TIE home Soys and Scottsville.
! The rsoruiaS game resulted In Ar
|vou,ss favor by the score Of to /.
|pin Bill EsAns and Bagwell were the
|NAtIs.y roe Afvonia, while J. Pitts
|aad CassaNsy s.,csod for Scottsville
The afternoon game went to
|ecottsville by sh- score OF to 3.
Holloway and Galloway were battery
for Scottsville and Garnett and Bag
veil for Arvonia.
The duel between Chief Garnett,
VClliam and Mays great pitcher and
0nlloway. virginia's big man, was of
hign ordsr, Garnett having the big
Fond, striking out twenty-six, while
galloway struck out sixteen. In the
fhirteenth inning = red-hot grounder
- through the pitcher ana second
SaeomAn, letting In the winning run.
6aturo Of the game was everybody
S1ov1ng goel ball
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
Richmond Training School
for Kindergartners

1914 East Broad Street, Richmond.
sixteenth Session begins Wednes-
apply to Mrs e. c. Cowies, TIA Cham
berlayus Avenue, Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
MISS ZELLE MINOR
WILL RESUME HER
Classes for Piano

SEPTEMBER 18TH. 1916.
Full course from beginner to grad
nate course for teachers: or terms
for special study and recital work.
For the present, address Bon Air Inn.
Bon Air. Va. Phone County 2sO5."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10

m. w." carved neatly In the csntoe
of the dish. and around the edge Wofe
the names of the fifteen states then
In the Union. The girl pleaded Suilty
to theft and was pAroied-
The gift was presented to Mr..
Warrington by the French warrior.
on one Of his visits to the United
States. after the Revolution, and =
highly priced by Mrs Webster. =
iineal descendant Of the Washing
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10

Southwest of the town, on the out
skirts near the Rumanian quarter. is
Salomonsfelsen, or Solomon's Rock,
with cavern in which the Hungarian
King Solomon 10 supposed to have
lived in hiding for time after his
defeat by the Bulgarians in the
eleventh century. more than a hun
dred years before the birth OF the
city"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
GIRL STEALS LAFAYETTE's
GIFT TO MRS. WASHINGTON

Washington. Sept. General La
fayette's gift to Martha Washington.
rare old platter OF unique design,
has found its way into police court
here. The old relic was found secret.
ed in the room ofa servant-girl. who
disappeared from the home OF Miss
Sophie Riggs Webster, a member of
one Of the city's oldest families Tho
platter, exhibited In court, when he
girl was arraigned. bore the initials
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
What the Old Man Meant

He~-Has your father said anything
about me?
She-fes. He said that you ought
10 have been hig-league manager.
He-Dtd he say why?
She-Yes- Because you are always
explaining why you aren't doing any
Thing this year and Boosting about
what YOU are going TO do next year.
Puck sQyITI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
TOBACCO KEEPS HER ALIVE
Woman Takes q Smoke On Her Ono
hundredth Birthday.

hundredth Birthday.
Washington, Ind. Sept. sarah
Ellen Denny has celebrated her one
hundredth birthday anniversary. Sit
ting on the porch at the homo Of her
daughter. Mre. Dave Dove. she smok-
ed her old-fashioned clay pipe and
spent the day telling her friends of
her early life.
sixteen years old. and says she be-
lteves tobacco 10 what kept her alive"
Mrs Denny was born in Tishimingo
County, Tenn. but has been q resident
OF Warrington for many years. She
gets about without the aid Of q cane
ana does not wear glasses. She has
travelled over twelve different States,
behind team Of oxen for the most
part
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10

I point to IL that we will have to fight
the main British forces In Belgium
| and on the Dutch border before the
winter comes. This would make a
general retreat from French inev-
table.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
Vanished Millions Lost
By Chicago Millionaire
to Strange Acquaintance

CHICAGO, Aug q Edward w
Morrison, the sD-ycar-old rcclu,c whose
vanished million, are q suhIcg, Of IN
vc'tlga,ion before Judge land, IN the
United States district court. va, sad
TO have been mul1cd out OF property
worth IOJ0uoO by a co,crlc ot strange
characters within the last twenty year,
Francis J liouihan. counsel for
Morrl,on's creditors declared bat an
scrupulouS lawyers. women and habit
ueS OF Chicago underworld, came into
tn. life Of the aged man, whose wealth
Is estimated at FROM SjO0OU)D 10 ~.
O0OOoO TO obtain his money he was
taken on trips to other cities, Attorney
lloulhan declared, women were
brought to see him and new charac-
ter, introduced TO keep hi, fortune
dwindling
Search OF the rcclusc', quaint I'D,
two-s,ory house in which 1t was
thought he had concealed vast sums
OF money, revealed Sll7j in cash and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
RUSSIANS SLAUGHTER OWN
MEN IN BIG OFFENSIVE
Infantry Advances, Forcing Austrians
to Leaoe Trenches, Then Big Guns
Wipe Out Everybody.

VIENNA - The Russian offensive
against the Austro-Hungarian troop,
is being conducted, according to Aus
trian Officers returned from the front
with tactics that hardly have a prcce
dent in the history OF the wars OF the
world.
These tactics arc. briefly, to ami.
hllate the AuStrlans by forcing Rus.
sian soldiers to advance in their own
artillery fire, drawing the Au,trans
from their shell-proof shelters into !
hand-to-hand combat and then NOW.
ing down both AuStrianS and Russians
by a whitening drumiirc. Great Rus.
sian losses 1t is claimed, are due to
this method OF warfare
The Russian method of attack in the
Bukowina and Nolhynia the Austrian,
say, consists OF artillery preparation
lasting from twenty four to lorty-eighl
houS. Then come the first Russian
infantry troops, IN from six To fourteen
rows. driven forward by Russian ma.
chine gun- and by CosSaCks armed
with the dreaded "Nagaikas" or lead.
tipped whips.
As they advance the Russian artillery
fire abates somewhat. but between n
and the Austrian fire from ~ to S
percent oi the first troops sometimes
reach the trenches. Their arriya'
naturally forces the Aus,rians TO aban.
don their shelters, and as soon as they
do so the Russian drumirc begin,
again
In both the Bukowina and the Vol
hynia oiiensives it is estimated that
the Russians used up about 10000,
shells every wenty-four hours-shcll'
of Russian, japanese and American
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

bunch OF old papers, csNlelcd checks
and notes
In one pack almost lOo I o. Us"
written iu yariou, hand, but unsigned.
and which luulcd something more
than Sl5pOD0 were found Each slip
Of paper bore 81 q. US' Tor amounts
ranging from $500 to 5000 No trace
Of deeds, titles and other records Of
ownership 10 property r,putcd to be
worth S1OO0OOO were found
Investigation into the affairs OF Nor
,rison has revealed that James K Ward
counsel cor the aged mau. i, holding
more than $2O00OoO worth Of property
conveyed 10 him by Morrison John
Sowmcrs. i-Wclcr, disposed OF 500. =
m of Morrison, iortunc m enter
tanning him Mr., Kate Hitler, for
mcrly keeper of a lace shop. obtained
$1,000 10 cash and $1,000 in bonds
during the lic OF Morri,ou's wife, who
died in 1000 They wcr. gifts. Mrs
Hitler asserted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
UNCROWNED GREEK QUEEN
DIES AT TER LONG CAREER
Sophie Tricoupis, Sister OF Man Who
Dominated Politics, Was Brothers
Inspiration and Worker.

ATHENS-Soph lricouplS. one ot
the most remarkable women OF modern
Greece IS dead She had been termed
The Uncrowncd Queen OF Greece. "
an appcllation fully warranted by the
facts, for 1t /, doubtful ii even the
Empress Eugene ever exercised $50
much direct control over the dc,tinics
OF France as tins woman did over the
fate OF modern Greece
She wa, a daughter oi Spyridon
TricoupiS, the i,rst premier oi free
Gtcsce, and the sister of HarilaoS Tri
ooupi,, who during the last quarter
of the nineteenth century completed,
dominated Greek politics Her youth
was passed IN London where her faith.
! cr was Greek minister. but 6n the en-
try OF her brother into the political
arena she returned To- Athens and took
up her place at his side Nor did ,h,
ever leave him, remaining unmarried
she devoted her entire time 10 aiding
him IN his political work and in look
ing after his personal comfort
A woman OF striking appearance, shr
was the more conspicuous hy the fact
that She never changed the style oI
her clothing from the date-oi the deatt
OF her father IN 1873 She retained
even the early Victorian fashion Of do,
ing her hair and IN her later year,
reScmblCd nothing so much as 7
daguerrcotypc come TO life.
She was not only the inspiration but
the active co-workcr OF her brother
and knew quite as much about polite,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
CANADA FURNISHES MOST
OF WOOD PULP FOR PAPER
Importation Current Year Less ThaA
Normal, But Amount Shipped
From Dominion Increases.

WASHlNGTON-"More than two.
thirds OF the more than billion pounds
OF wood pulp imported into the United
States during the fiscal year ending
June 80 1910, and used in the manu-
iaciurc OF paper came from Canada"
according 10 Il communication 70 the
Natl5nal Geographic society from John
Olive La Gorce aud issued by the So.
cicty as a bulletin IN connection with
the governments inquiry into the in.
crease in the cost of print paper.
he pulp importations for l9l5-l9l6
have been lHjOW0O0 pounds less than
for the previous twelve months. vet
the amount shipped to Us from Canada
during the past year was l300O0,m
pounds IN excess Of her l9l4-l9l5 ship
mentS.
During the year Just closed nearly
20 perccn, Of our llJ500O0O0 pounds
Of pulp came from our neighbor to the
north, while most on the rrmaining 20
percent came from Norway aud Swe-
4 den.
Production Sj30,OoOOoo.
I' 'l'lll'NN N'IAINt dIu lrnpoTts
ance OF the paper manufacturing indus
try IN the United States is seldom rcal-
lzed by the chief beneficiary, the aver
age reader According To the most
! recent figures ot the United States de-
partmcnt Of commerce (l9l4l the value
of the annual production OF the paper
mills OF this country exceeds S50,000,-
ON More than S500DO0O0 Of this
sum IS represented IN newspapers--l.. :.
/ 5l3 ~ tons, or enough TO print ten
and halt billion iourtecn-page, eight
column papers The book paper (plain,
coated and cover output was valued at
| NjmOO0O IN l9li, an increase of 81
percent over 1909 The weight Of this
class OF paper was ,So9,9SS000 pounds
enough to print j5 standard siza
magazines Of l20 pages each for every
man, woman and child in the United
States.
Use Casein and Kaolin'
For the manufacture OF coated or
calcudcred paper two esential ingred-
ientS-taScin aud kaoln-are extern
Siyely imported For the nine months
ending March 81, 1910. our receipts Of
cascin from abroad reached the enor-
nous total OF 7lSS.79+ pounds. valued
At SS9S979, much OF which, Of course
was used in other arts as we'll as ID
paper manufacture Casein is the prin-
cpal ingredients in cheese. and In III
pure form is a white crumbling acid
substance Most Of our imported kao-
| lin or china clay, which is used In TIM
manufacture oi porcelain as we'll As ID
making, comes from England, the
shipments from that country for 1915
amounting 10 more than 100000 0U
pounds, valued at Sl.A7s9Os. Our total
imports OF kaolin from all countries 70,
the year ending June 30, 1915. wer(
valued at 100000 less than the ship
mcntS from England alone the yeal
before"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

as did he and II was frequently to
Madam sophie" a. she was called that
those who had some political proposal
200 make addressed themselves rather
than lo the minister himself. With tho
death of her brother. however, she
ceased all political activity and retired
TO a ,ecludcd life which she permitted
nothing to disturb She was more
than W years nd when she died.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
In An.r.rrx Ads. r,,a.. Mcmillan Time.

In Answering Ads. r1sase Mention Times.
s>~~o~>>~"~~>->~>~>~~>~~>~~~
BEFOItE moving phone + Il Y ~. o.
Il Transfer q Storage Co. hre-proof
"htrhonSc WeicHer. president.
BOARDING house. II rooms. sleeping
pu'ch"si fi'st class condition, =
blocks Of okI"homap N-lb0 care Times.
VERY nice fdp' rooms. newly decorated
llnt for rcr', fine location, close In.
ioe = 7th
RENT SIX room modern bungalow good
location; high and dry. basement and
ci'icrn l230 West sth Maple 277
FIVE ROOM brick apartment: neat
clean ana cool. references. adults ilu
IpAi 18Th Wat 1922
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
A Modern War Relic.

There are few towns in the eastern
hall OF the United States that cannot
boast OF at least one antQuated cannon
ball, a relic OF the revolutionary war or
OF the civil war; but Quantico. Va, 10
perhaps the only community that can
boast of modern iourteen-inch steel
prolect,le that fell IN its midst, says,the
Popular Science Monthly Tor Septem.
Der.
Quantico IS about ten miles below
and on the opposite side Of the Poto-
mae rlyer from Indian Head, Md,
where the United States navy tests the
big guns for battleShips. To determine
their penetrating qualities, shells are
fired at armor plate set up before 4
sand bank several hundred feet from
the guns, but when test, are made 10
study the performance OF the firing and
recoll mechanism, the guns are elevated
so as TO drop their shells in the middle
ol the Potomac river several miles be-
low
Quite often the shells hi, the water
at an angle which causes them TO
skip \ short time ago big four
tecn.lnch skipper landed m Quan.
,ico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.


TWO FURNISHED modern housekeeping
rooms. private entrance. near intcrur-
hnn station 800 " 2Gih
Nlphr housekeeping rooms In private
home to IL couple without children
Must give references. Wal 72Ci 1915
" ltth 81
NICELY furnished clean south house
k.'prE rooms, modern. walking dis
tnuc" " illq 1906 palo
TWO modern connecting Housekeeping
rooms sink aud back porch: 81 week
close In can Wal lD6S
LIGHT NOUSEk El.PlNG rooms. sleep
INK rooms. clean aud cool 3ls Harrison
Ave
TWO LARGE clean cool well furnished
modern light housekeeping rooms I'm
good iistt walking distance Maple
1880 Gls W California
TWO FRdNT rooms and bath complete
ly and w,il furnished no children. ref
ercuoc sil y Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
POULTRY AND PETS.


In Answering Ads Plspss Mention Tims-
~>>~~~~>-~>>~~~~~>>~~~~> >~~~~~~~~-~~|~~~~-~~~>
DUCKS Indian I, .u,tt. uuun TOT
chickens ur hurs Maple llii
HARDCASTLES REDS best G. r. +.
Reds lu southwest. oggs FOR IAN hatch-
INK 81 900 per setting some stock 5or
sale .,ural Phone Mia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.

IN NrswertnK Aus Please Nrnttor Times
~~~~~~~~~~~~S~~~~~~>> ~~~>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DO YOU want farm. l06 acres first and
second bottom land ON the South Ca
madam river, t-room house, shed barn
ls acres hog fence, ; acres alfalfa. 10
acres fine kanr corn, 70 acres fine In
dian co n; r. miles southwest oklahoma
city good road all tho way; 20 minute
drive to packing plants; this land crop
and nll FOR $3.50, part cash and the bal
ance good terms Woodruff a Groves.
llSb N. broadway Phone Walnut N9.
WILL PAY cash rent for 10 acrcs OF
bottom land, well improved. | year or
longer Phone NJ 12i
HIGHLY improved clear, Rio Grande
valley farm for farm, business prop
er,y or merchandise r. l.. Armstrong.
l2s East Second
GOOD S20 OF l60.acre farm near Roscn
berg, fair improvements and good land
owner abroad, Viii sell on easy terms.
Nl per acre. 7 1876. Times,
1850 ACRES. 6b IN cultivation, 40 bottom,
now In corn and cotton, 10 acres or
chard, acre grapes and borries, balance
In grass and black jack timber, s.room
house, good well, new granury and
chicken house, small barn, school Y mile
farm located miles south and II east OF
Oklahoma city, gts miles OF Mafron ptn
uon, price only taio0. y cash; " YOU
wan, a good productive soil near good
market, In low priced 1nd. here In your
chance =, u. Nahl. ais American Bank
h'dg phone Walnut 2sT.
hso ACRES western lnnd. I miles Beaver
city, Renvet county, 5000 murtgagr
runs years, 81 Der acre, good grass
ltv acres can he fnrmcd sprinK water
Address BoS 7, Nnrdir. okla
FOR SALE We have fine dairy farm
near Oklahoma titV FOR sale chpap Sc,
$. Atwood, a2l Leo Bldg Phone ", an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING.

WOODROW WILSON - Only ptactrh
sewing machine repair man In Okla.
homa; lawn mowers, Scissors rephlrth
and sharpencd, soldering etc Woyk
called for and delivered 1921 ". 25th
Wal CO.'S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Mary L Lease, whose activities Ia
behalf ot the womens rights move.
ment made her name household word
some years ago, Is now employed a. Z
lecturer in the New York public schools,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

The National Federation OF Womso
OF Norway has pass.d a resolution DE-
manding equal rights for women ~ ics
men TO be appointed as priests IN ~
Norwegian state church.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
MALE HELP WANTED
IN Asswsrsns Ads. Please Meption Time.


WANTED-Seyerai flrst-class men VINO
have had experience In handling maps
something new; rapid seller. tctllto.y
state Oklahoma: commission proposition
Address R-275. care Times
WANTED-A number of YOUNG hdles
for telephone operators; experience vi.
necessary Apply Miss Cumming Nop'n
fOs, Pioneer Hldg
WANTED Few good men TO write IN
dustrlal, health and accident lnsuI
ance. liberal contracts given To husteis'
good opportunity for promotion; no et-
perience required tl0-il llershoWl'A
Bldg. before $50 a. IN,
WANTED -Four or five ambitious Young
men who would Ike TO get toEethrT
and organize and control an Insurance
company Of their own Call at sol fin-
pire building for particulars.
WANTED with ability who desirr
to advance In IA business with oppor-
tunui.s. no catch OF scheme, " YOU ht'
sesirous " hettering your condition IN
the business world apply I'm nrrson ~
1872 South Hudson or write The l. -
Price Mer CO. Box 1913, Muskos'"'
Ok'a
WANTED Position nv elderly gentle
man. Waterman or Indoor work. war
Auxiliary club " Gs1l.
WANTED Experienced drapery makcr.
none but experienced need Amply, Bnsh
Furniture & Carpet Go.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

NEW 1915 Grant slA demonstrntor cheap
Broadway Garage. l0ll North Bdwy
FOR SALE Twin Indian motorcycle
fine condition. SIS cash Call nj 9it
West Fourth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
NEW BUNGALOW $500 CASH

BALANCE MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Five large Joomr, south front, paved
street Living ard dining rooms finished
IN oak Hcdruons breakfast room holl
ktohor md bath finished IN white
,rhm,l Hoauurl fixtures. decorations
uud m1ntrl An built. In features Price
$3.50
Tnis beautiful home is located north
west and surrounded hy new bungalows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS.
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT.
In Answering Ads Please Mentisn Timss.

ROOM and breakfast for young men or
couple. references close I'm. reasonable.
Call In person, 305 East Sixth street
WOULD like 10 have four or five young
ladies or men Ia room and board I'm
strictly modern home Just one lady In
hpily. At Ill W Eighth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

make and thrown from every calibcr
OF gun, including naval pieces appar.
entity di,mounicd from warships
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

HIGHLY improved, clear, Rio Grande
valley farm for farm, business prop
erty or merchandise. Il, l.. Armstrong.
l2s East Second
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

WILL PAY cash rent for 10 acres OF
bottom land. well improved. | year or
longer Phone NJ 12l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

GOOD 800 or lsO-ncre farm near Roscn-
berg fair improvements and good land
owner abroad; Win sell on easy terms.
Nl per acre. I 2g5. Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

FOR SALE We have a tne dairy farm
near Oklahoma titN fur sale rhpnp See
). Atwood, S2i lee ildg Phone W am.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

WANTED Experienced drapery makcr.
none but experienced need amply Bass
Furniture Carpet Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-11
eilien Muqen6Iid mie perltei.

Ybobe eiiien I~ugenbIid uie perltei-
merit, oarn madte lie Wtiene Dem
9oftor nafl5ueilen. Che es aber
nod oa5u fam, bate 9err 8ageeien
ibren Arm ergriffen. y@ie", rief
er, u0n miait ienem Mann nod
laufen, ienem Mfanne> Der iib err
0%reiitet Oeinen @ater aus5uladen.
Oh bleibit bier, 10 mabr i6 Setter
8aggeien belize"
ltno tie mlBte bleibenL Die feline
BbobezSopbie, nit tratelloen Ilt
gen uto blltenoem @er5en
ll~nteroeiien batte gnlta Moaer
init Der aarafteritdrfe, Die sroBen
9oturen in fritiiher Gage eigen lit,
lire 6aiiung lpieoer erlanet, 10 oaB
iie in fdoner @emiitsrube ibr eli.
genes SfidIal ertparten fonnte.
nSteben Sic auf, Maoden",
berrifte Serr 8aggeien lie an. &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-11
9lsumings mnD 3elte.
BICYCLES

6. s. Cigar & Gpn, 8icbelesNepara
turen unb Supplies; ileue unb gebraudtf
Bicycles. 217 Npe. 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-11
H EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Bas bene1tet ySbe gGi9bteen"? 9ns
bette 9oteI fir bns fpenigfte @eD in Gan
Antorio. .3inmer SOC. ausge5eidnete
NabI8eiten Doc. Niebrige G~pe3inlraien
per Bode. SOB fret. grodett 6277. S1l
centruler Sage. 500 5iosslIa1m Gtrabes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-11
DR.. c. n. PETRY

Drabuierter g~biroprncter. entfern
Die 1lriahe bpr &ranfbeiten, ebne Ar5nsi
pber Neiier. 203 Dusrler @ebdlloe
224 MeItsgontmerce ctr. San Mntonio
grodett 7O38.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-11

ben Sic all9enblidlid binein mno
paden Sic Sbre Sdd)en. SD wia Sic
nlorgen nidt mebr anf 9orsfIetb
leben, oanah baben Sic lid, gu ridl-
teft."
0fit Der leidt sur Stau aetroae-
men Gntriiltnng Der nnredi Seioen-
ben fam Inna Moaer oieier auf-
fproerung nod'. @ebeugt, aber nidt
gebroden, Ihritt Tie our6 Den mum
o%erpouen, in Sommeridone pran-
sefloen @orten, Dem SolIe su.
Spoter am 4beno founte man
Germ gaggeien 3piiden Den Stolen
uno Silien fuonoeln ieben, aiif Dem
&opf Elm ieudtes Sll6, llnrltbe inn
Ser5en.
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