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Gilpin observer., 1916-10-05
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came early for his stock. He greeted
Kemp warmly. "Going my way?" he
asked.
II ben loafin' around here with that
in mind" drawled Kemp. "I'n take q
hand If you'll allow me a mount"
you can take your pick" said Lie.
ber, that is, after Mr.. Lansing has
had his"
The three Of them walked into the
pasture. Lieber looked at the stock
with kindling eyes. He turned to Ger.
~ and held out his hand. SHAKE" he
said, and Gerry did. what do you
say to the first FIVE of the horses out
and the last ten Of the cattle for your
sharew
Gerry flushed That's more than
fair" he said. "You know the best
of the horses will lead the bunch and
the fattest of the cattle will lag be-
hind. You see. they're all strong
now.'
"That's just it." said Lieber.
Kemp had gone Off to round up his
mule. He came up from the river
driving it before him. At every jump
he caught the mule a flick with his
rope and the mule kicked and squealed
but came on with long, stiff-legged
strides. "Hi'yir yelled Kemp and
snatched Off his hat to beat his mount
while he kept the rope-end fiickerina
over the mule.
Gerry and Lieber laughed. Kemp
was like mummy come to sudden
life. do you know what?" said Ger.
ry, II think I'll come along with you.r
He led the iron-gray out by his fore
lock and old BOnifacio hurried to help
bride and saddle him. Lieber mount
ed his stallion and turned the horses
as they came out Kemp suddenly
sobered down to business. When Lie
Der had thrown back the last ten OF
the cattle, Kemp came out and closed
the gap behind him.
81 think I'll go ahead with the
horses" said Lieber.
You go and take yo' men with yon,"
said Kemp. 81 could drive this fat
bunch from here to Kansas with nary
a hand to spell me-"
Gerry had expected surprise OF
some sort when at last he arrived al
Lieber's but the things he saw there
stranger than anything he could have
imagined, left him calm and unmoved
as though some prescience had pre-
pared him. The house was built on the
usual solid lines of plantation head.
quarters. Great, rough-hewn beams;
towering rafters, built to carry the
heavy tiles and to bear their burden
for generations; unceiled, vast rooms
with calcimined walls; all these were
not outside Gerry's experience in the
new land. The strangeness came with
the rugs and the linen, the etchings
and the furniture, and last and most
significant, the shelves and shelves Of
books and the tables piled with maga.
zines in three languages. Everything
bore the stamp Of quality, everything
had the distinction of a choice.
Gerry did not let his curiosity carry
him beyond rapid glance around the
great living-room where they found
Lieber. bathed and freshly dressed,
experimenting the making OF Ice in
the latest ingenious contrivance for
the pamperng of the pioneer. "Ice
water in the desert" thought Gerry
and the phrase seemed to him more
than words-it seemed to paint Lie.
ber dimly, but as the mind saw him.
Gilpin observer., 1916-10-05
The Ruling Passion.

"Who are those gentlemen having
lunch tOgether?"
"A party Of scientists"
Il don't suppose lOw-browed indi-
Vidual could understand what they are
talking about"
HE might. overheard one of them
iust now ask the waiter If there was
ball game today"
Gilpin observer., 1916-10-05
At a Disadvantage.

"Have any trouble with your summer
boarders this year?"
NO." answered Mr.. Cobbles. "That
Is, none worth mentionin'. There was
lady school teacher stayin' with US
who didn't seem to think much Of my
grammar, but as wasn't chargin' moth
In for my grammar, she couldn't come
right out and make no regular COM
2laint."
Gilpin observer., 1916-10-05

he said, n hain't killed my man-not
lately-nor anything like that. I left
it." he went on reminiscently, because
I couldn't hep 1t. l got to dreamin'
nights OF pu'ple cities"
purple what?" exclaimed Gerry.
Kemp took cigarette from his
mouth and almost smiled. "Never did
hear of The Purple City, 1 reckon?"
Gerry shook his head. Kemp drew
a well-worn wallet from the capacicus
inner pocket Of his vest and took out
ragged clipping. One could read in
the glaring moonlight and Gerry
glanced through the printed lines.
Then he read them through again.
THE PURPLE CITY.
As sat munching mangoes,
On the purple city's walls.
heard the catfish calling.
To the crawfish in the crawls.
/ saw the paper sunbeams.
Sprouting from the painted sun;
! saw the sun was sullen,
For the day had but begun.
OF dusty desert sky-road,
Ten thousand miles and more,
Stretched out before the morning,
And the sun sat in the door.
He sweated seas Of sunshine,
AS he started up the sky.
And he drowned the purple city,
In q tear-drop from his eye.
No more shall purple pansies
Look up at purple pinks,
Nor purple roses rival,
The cheeks of purple mink.
Alas! for purple city,
And it's purple-peopled halls!
Alas! for me and mangoes,
On the purple city's walls!
Gerry looked upon his guest with
new wonder as he handed back the
clipping. Kemp put it away carefully,
rolled a fresh cigarette, and blew a
thick pun of smoke out into the moon
light Cant say it's po'try and
can't say it amt. All know is it
roped me. 1 know that writer feller
never munched no mangoes, cause
mangoes don't MUNICH. know he nev-
er sat on no wall an heerd catfish call
in cause catfish don't call. But he
seen 1t all, stranger. jest the way he
writ 1t down an ben dreamin' pu'ple
cities ever sence read his screed."
"Did you start right out to look for
them" asked Gerry gravely.
"Naw." said Kemp, 81 didn't have
nothin' to go on. But one day a drum
mer feller thet was stagin' across
the White mountains give me a plant
magazine, and 1t had an article on
commercial orchids with pictures in
colors. They was mostly kinder
publish an I reckon n was that what
got me started. It was the foreman
pointin' out my mount to me an 1
didn't lose no time. drapped my rope
on him an I've been ridin' him ever
sence."
Found any purple cities?"
mot rightly. l seen 'em-more'n
once. But I guess pu'ple cities is al
ways yon side the mountain. You
can't jest ride up an put your brand
on 'em. They're born mavericks and
they die mavericks. An say, good
luck to 'em." Kemp rose, tossed away
Gilpin observer., 1916-10-05

Do you know the homo long
Ing that comes to fellow
stranded halfway round the
earth from hls own dooryardf
Gerry and Jake, two forsaken
Americans, meet In these cir
eumstanees In the heart Of
South America and exchange
dream-talk.
Gilpin observer., 1916-10-05

In what manner will tleber
and Kemp affect Lanslns's life
with Margarlta In this hidden
corner Of the worid7
Gilpin observer., 1916-10-05
SKLiNEERS 4 i 4 i
the HIGHEST QUALITY -
MACARONI
IS Asr Asebe Book 6rs
SKINNER MEG. GO. OMAHA. Z uxA
Incidental Embellishr
IS Asr Aebe Book 6rs

incidental Embellishment.
Remember" said the man whe
WINGS"
"Well," replied Mr.. Dustin Stax, 'the
fact that fried chicken has wings
doesn't prevent me from enjoying It"
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NGn : GrIanbniSfGeine.
$. Simmang, Bobnbmis, Gait glmi~
ra Ctr: $1,000.
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3nr 8abl.

@ni6einenO baben oie 8robibitic
niiten in Der neutrality-suspicious.
belt berloren, alt1 mentt Die @egnel
Der Submiiiion feline Maioritdt be
fommen. 0as @elee iagt aitsoriitf
li1, ein in elmer Barteinabl porge
f4lagenes @eieb ooer 8erfoiiungs.
ENHANCEMENT mlB Die Waioritdt Dor
alien in Der Erimaripabl a6sesebener
Stimmen baben, tpenn es als ange.
nommen betradtet iperben ioa. @inl
iolhe Waioritdt bat Die Sltbmiiii
o~nsbeitimmlng aber ni6t erbalter
un0 miro lie au6 ME erbalten, allt
fann Die oemofratiide Sartei es oel
1teuen 2egislatur alt1 ni1t 5ul
8flidt MAIDEN, 0em 8olfe Elm 8ro.
Editions : ENHANCEMENT por5nlegen
GO BeiBt nun aaeroings, Ole Yrobi
bitioniiten in Der 2egislatnr miiroer
fid an oiele @bitimn1ung nidt feb.
rem ltn0 bod cine Yrobibitionsab
Thinning ~anoronen. gs p1re oas
~oleroings ni6t ebrIif, aber es
ip1re bod mogIid, oaB oie vunent.
pegten" Brobibirioniiten iid ibei
iolhe gbrliffeitsifrupeIn bintpegle.
ben fpiirben; iie baben's ia ldon OH
getan. Mber oieMbitimmlng iiber Ser
misunderstanding bat ibnen 10
ipenig Musii1t ai1f Grfolg gegeben,
DAB iie fi6 Die Sa6e 6o1 mol nod
iiberlegen tperoen.
Mub @oupernenr Serguion err
fldrt, oaB Ser Notwithstanding
geleblib geldlagen fei. Mber audi
Die .@litbeiBl1ng oes r&obertfon-
SaD~ bdlt er geletIih ourb Die Mb-
Thinning nidt fir boa5ogen.
Mab ben neueiten 8eridten miro
Gr-@ouberneur goIquitt nit Sena-
tor Gulberfon CUR engeren MusmabI
fir oas amt oes 8llnoesienators
fommen. Die StihipabI fin6et am
26iten Muguft Itatt. 8ie lhon ge.
dagt, miro goIqltitt in gulberlon eli
men iebr gefdbrlihen @egner baben
lino Die Inbaneer golquitt's miiifen
felt 5u linn iteben, ment1 lie i'm ourh-
hringen Dollen. @olqnitt ioGte I'M
'beoingt getpablt meroen; er lit Elm
Igefunoer. energiider Mann uno Gull
berfon lit oas Ieiber nidt mebr.
goIquitt fam Dem Staate Teras in
@afbington better oienert, als Gnt-
berlon, beiien @eroienfte mir iibri-
gems bon dnerfennert uno oeiien tie
lbensmiiroige 8erionlibfeit uns itets
duBerlt fpmpatbiih geueien lit. 8ir
oiirfen bier aber friibere 8eroienite II.
perionlide Observation-Disclosures nidt
IN 8etradt 5ieben, lonoern mn oas,
mas Der neue Senator iebt leiiteu
fam. l1no oa lit golquitt Ieinem
'8egner g~uIberion entlhieoen por5u-
.3ieben.
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(Mus Dem y@ermania=Serolb" in
Wilmaufee.)
Sod bas 9emtid)tnm in Serasl

@ie aus einem mir 5ugegange=
nem grief aus San Mntonio,
Seras, berporgebt, bot oas geiamm-
tie 9euti6tum oieler Staot fir
September ODER Oftober oieies Sab-
res einen aroBen &~riegsba5ar fir
Die 9euti6en, Selterrei6er u1o I'm
garn nno oeren @itpen uno 8nis-
lem eeplant, uno boffe ib 5uoeriidt-
lid, oaB ii6 i1niere lieben Sra1ien in
geras gan5 belonoers ser Sahe
annebmen uno oieiel6e Su einem
&~ieienerfolg MAIDEN tper6en. 8as
iid tim IaBt baben Die Srauen in
Wilmaufee in oieiem Sriibling ge-
5eigt uno ii6erlid miro au6 in
Seras feiner, in oeiien aoern oeut-
ldes 9lut freiit, 5uriiflte6en, menll
es gilt, balien au belfen am @erf
oas 70 I~egensrei6 lit, wenn es gilt
Sranen 5lt trofnef1, merm es gilt ben
.Shano- uno Sdmahfleden, Ben
Ser elenoe 8affenld)ader auf infer
Sternenbanner gebradt, nit LINDEN,
freigebigen Sanoen 5u5ltoeden uno
aus5ltpaiben. giel tit l6on getan,
aber nnenolih bel muB nod getan
per6en uno mir oiirfen nift miioe
meroen. 8egen @usfunft oes So
iars in San Mntonio tpenbe man li1
an BEN @oriiber oes 8aiaraugi6ui-
ies: Serr Ct. Seebe, care of Seliin-
ger 9arotpnre Co., Gan Mntonio,
Terns. Jram Crete.
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Trtie YrtNe fit seras: MdtuoG 26. Sui 1916.
Ser go. 335 Ioro Sadberrp

SCL wv. ooo WV RhoOCIl u
StraBe mobnenoe &altfmann Gbas.
Senigp meloete Der Soli5ei, ooB See.
ger : Soloaten bonn s. SGinois Mi=
ia &eaiment mdbreno Ser. Nodt
Steine onr1 bie Sdaufeniter letnes
2aoers ~geporfen unb mebrere gro
BE @lasfaiten i'm Store 5ertriimmert
6ab<r.
Die Gan 4rtonio Symphony
Societp bot einen Charter erbalten
Snforporotoren ftnb: Serbinono
Serft 81. Geebe, Grnlt Stebes, 6.
6. @atts, S. g. S~ornberger nno
Srau $. s.. Drought.
Die 6rei Mdtner, oie man
pegen @etrdnfeberfaltfs ON Cont
tag int ser 0dbe BON @erg's MiG
berbaftet batte, ip1troen inter ie
5000 8iirgidoft eeitel1t.
Seute nod)mittag poGen ote
8efiirtporter unb Mftieninhober Der
3mei Sabrbunoert : @usitellung
cine @%erlammlltng abbnlten, Inn 5u
beIdlieBen mas iebt gei6eben ion.
Geit Dem SorfaG NIT Ben See
germ laBt infer Wilitarfomamrtoo
bepaffnete SoIoaten ais uEropoit-
@noro" ourd bie StroBen 5iebett.
= SIM Sitter bon SO Sabren ftarb
Clinton Sopmann. Ct ltammte aus
@aIbeiton un6 pobnte crit felt eini=
gen Wonaten in nnlerer Stobt.
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Ieses peranlaBt bette. 8eioe Gan-
Eoioaten ueroen ourh Die prohibit
tionilti1de Sppoiition beim liberalen
Clement ser 8dblerfhaft Ser Ser
einiaten Staaten nidt an Sreltige
berloren baben.
Die unter5eihnung oes 8ooen-
&reoit : @eiekes ourb ben Brafi-
oente1 lift NIT gfe6t als Der epode-
mafenbe IbldluB BON 8e~ltrebungen
gefeiert poroen, Die Dor % Sab
rem begonnem nrrben uno oa5u Die
men %lolte11, Dem Sarrner oie Mnf-
nabnte bon 9nrleben 5u ermogliheny
obne oaB er oafiir @uder5inien gu
sablen bot. Oas @eiet tit 5mar
fein poufommenes, aber es beoeu-
tet einen Shritt in Ser redten &id-
tnng. Sc miro oentnddit In
Bampbletform georudt fueroen, oa-
NIT ieber Sarfner ooer fonitige Sn-
tereiient iid iiber feline 8eItimm1r-
gen @nffbluB berifaffen fann.
&opien tperoen bon BEN GongreB-
abgeoroneten obne Shpierigfeiten
gu be5ieben iein.
Br1iioent @ilisn bat entIGie0en,
oaB oie Qualifications : geremonie
erft na6 8ertaguns oes aongrelies
1tattfinben fon. Son ei1em SAINT
| pagneleiter mar Der 5. Mnguit oa-
fir in @nsiiht ge1ommen moroen.
| 9ie &an1pagne miro inoeiien ni6t
erit, pie es ionlt iiblib lit, naf
Ser Notifi5ierung beginnen, ionoern
iebt ldon. 0as gbicdgoer Saltpt-
quarter Ser bemofratilden aam-
paeneIeitling lit bereits eroffnet NOR
BEN.
aiirslid brabte &eprdientant
Sames bon Midigau i'm Sauie cine
@eiolution elm, nelde beitimmt, oaB
lofort elm 8ertrag init Stalien abgc-
| ihloiIen iperoen fon tDelder ber-
| binoert, oaB natliraliiierte amerifani-
lhe 8iirger italienilder Ibftom=
mrng, tpenn ie Dor 4bihluB oes
| &rieges in ibre Seimat 5uridfeb-
/ rem, gum 9riegsoienite ge5tuungen
mer6en fonnen. Serr Sames bot
| iett cine GbnIi6e GeIolution Dem
Sanie u~nterbreitet, melhe oieielbe
geitimmung fir 9eutide, Deter
reider uno ungarn gelteno MAIDEN
min, oie amerifanil6e @iirger ge-
moroen iinb. Muh NIT Deltlh-
tano uno Oeiterrei9 : ltngarn foa
elm oerartiges Mbfommen getroffen
neroen.
@er Ssnterelie an elmer @obreoe
sur 8erberrlihnng 8r1iioent @il-
IONS feitens eines oeutlfen 3e-
pr%aientanten bat, Der peridaffe iih
Den .Gongreliionel @ecoro" BON
IS. Suli. gr finoet in oemielben
cine Heoe, tpelde Neprdlentant @boS.
2ieb BON Stockport, Sno., gebalten
bot. Ser Serr lit in 9eutihlano ge-
boren nno oils 1~4i1briger Sling
ling na6 @merifa gefommen. Gr
lit 8anfier. Seine &eoe mar oas
begeiItertlte 2oblieo, meldes lie ouf
oen BrGiioenten gebalten puroe.
Serr 2ieb erfldrt oarin, er lei ntdt
geperber Inn Elm @mt. Soute Serr
@ilfon mieoer geipdbIt neroen, 10
fonte er troboem Serrn 2teb nidt
perael1en. als 8erfiinoiger ieiner
unfebIbarfeit" tarn 8ooorop 8il-
ion feinen e~eeigneteren Mann fin
ben, als Den in 0eutidlano gebo-
renen .gbrentperten" CHARLES 2ieb
ans snoimna. 6einriei.
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NIIerIei.

= 9eute Morgen sfDil1en ii u1o
IL ubr rannte elm Sradt5ug Der S.
& q. %. 8abn IN Elm Miltomobil, in
Dem S. so. Sanoers uno feline
Jrau, feline beioen @nfelfinoer uno
Elm atOerer Snnge Hamens Gor-
reit Goberts Surt ii6 befnnoen. Iae
mnroen perIest.
- @ub Der 8eridt, ben Col.
@aIb, Der 8efebIsbaber bes 8oltens,
iiber ben 3~uiammenitoB nit ben See
gerloloaten gemadt bat, 5eigt, oaB
Der Sergeant Der @a6e ieine 2eute
niht cher ldieBen lieB, als bis aae
anoern Mittel, Die Neger sur Hiibe
5u bringen, periuft maren.
@egel 200 Mmerifaner, mel
DIE gigentum in Werico beiisen unb
anoere geldaftli6e Sntereiien BORT
baben, ~griinoeten am 9ienitaa abeno
Die uImerican international 8ro.
tectipe AiIociation" gum Braiioen-
TEN Der @eleni6aft puroe Noab Ml-
len errpdblt. Die @eieaihaft bot
ben 3med ourd gegenieitige Inter
itiisung Die amerifaniihen Sn-
t~ereiien in Merico better 81 ldiiten
als oas bisber gei1eben lit.
General Suniton bat cine
iharfe ltnterluhung Der 4usi1rei-
tutgen pelde iib Neger Soloaten
bonn s. Slinois Wili5 : Geeiment
am Wontag abeno gu Sduloen font
men IieBen, mgeoronet. Man min
Dor alien Oingen feititelen, melde
Heger Steine eemorfen ba6en uno
pelde ii6 an Dem ipater sesen Serrn
9enne geridteten Neaileu : Ingriff
beteiligt baben. Die Militar : So
t~rouille, ipelde anf Die miitenoen Gee
ger : Solonten feuerte, als oieie
oen Iufforoerungen a%useiltanber 81
geben nidt nabfamen, lit BON al
Ter SduIo entlaitet, oa Die 2eute tat
iGdIih meiter nifts ols lire milf
tdriihe 8flidt uno SduIbiefeit &C.
tan baben.
Die Traction Company miro
nod inn 2aufe oieier ISOLDE NIT Dem
2eeen neuer @eleiie in Soutb 5lo-
res StraBe beginner; Die bier5u no
tigen, auBergetuobnli6 idiperen
Shienen iinb bereits e~ingetroffen.
Der ItG0tilhe Oeteftip H1thufe
perbaftete in einem 8fanbgeid6fte
an Der Gait Commerce StraBe Ell
men @rbeiter, als er inn @egriff mar,
cine qoIoene llbr 81 perleben, Die
81. 6. 9opo m6breno zines 5ur
Nadt5eit oeriibten StraBeniiberfal.
les in Der NGbe bes s. & O. q
8abnbofes Dor einigen Tagen ge.
ralbt mar. Der arbeiter fpiiroe me.
gen StraBenraubes eingeiteft.
= Die bon Der g@caoemp of tbt
| Ssncarnate @oro" Dor einiger 3eii
| eroffnete CONNER : 9ormalihnle
miro oieie ISOLDE gei6loiIen. Die
Sdule itanb inter 2eitung bon Brof
| Sreberif abbott uno mar BON unge.
fdbr $50 Stlioenten beluht.
Die Solbaten ser aompogni,
81" bonn 8onias Sienal : &orps
melfe einige 8oden in eagle Yaf
in @arniIon eelegen boben, iinb mad
Gan Gntonio beoroert nno baber
lire 3eIte i'm Camp @iIlon nifge
fdlagen.
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Oie Maioritdt Ser Stimmeeber
bat ii6 fir oie @ibion = 8ia err
flGrt.
Son SEN Observation-Disclosures
iino npminiert:
8Iaf I'M erlten 9iitrift.
9ie5 I'M 5petten Diitrift.
&apbltrn I'M oritten Oiltrift.
Sarop i'm iehiten 9iitrift.
Siiber i'm iiebenten 9iitrift.
@aeIe I'M a6ten 9iitrift.
Wansfielo inn tteunten 9iItrift.
@ilion I'M spolften 9iitrift.
Sones I'M orei5ebnten OiItrift.
8lonton I'M ie6s5ebnten 9iitrift.
Sn oGet1 anoern 9iitriften iino
Ste 3Gblungeen nod nidt fertig.
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Danmiuoae.

UnIff1lUOHk.
Gan Mntonio, Ser, 1875 gts.
@albefton. geitern, 1870 Gts.
Gotronramen- VruDnfte.
San Mntonip, Seq, 26. Smli 1916 -
Brine CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. So
Gents Der 8nlone.
saem gprf, 26. suli. - Spot, 1915
Bio; sSuli, 1852 Bio; Mtguit, $9.69
unb 1910; September, 1857 uu6
1850; Oftober, 1881 unb 1888; Ros
BENDER, $500 nnb 1922; 9e5enber.
$8.16 lnO $8.17; Snnuar. $500 sun6
1921; Sebrnar, $500 nrb $3.50.
-sarm.BSro0nfte.
Gan Mntpnio, Ser, 26. Snli 1916 -
Ger (nur friidej 80. i, 2asA @ per fSso. $50.
Slbner -. 12hc-16hc per $40.
Slrfens ....... 15c per gfunS
@eiSen .........N. .$t.15 per 8u5deI
&orn ............ 85c per BnfbeI
Snfer .......... .48c per Bnfhel
9eu ............ $500 per Sonie
Uemifr.
aartoffeln. Nene Segas. $3.50; ca
liforuia, $500.
9ifBe &drtoffeln. GouiIintln. $1.75.
2ipiebeIn, California, $500.
&obl, $3.50 uno $500 per Crate.
Reteriilie. 35c per 9bb. >8iinbeI.
@riiner Bfeffer, $1.25 per Bnfhel.
Beeten. 46c per STD. sgiinoel.
@eIbe 8lrr5eln, Acc per 9ubeu0.
ReerrettigsW nrsein. per Sfo. 12hc
Catalogues, 6tanoarb. $1.50 Der
Crate; Stumble, $1.25 Der Crate.
Sonraten. Segas. A a0rbe. 85c un6
90c.
Gierpflanseu, $500 per gnSdeI.
8obner, Crime. $t.25% hs $3.50
per 8uf6eI.
Sanafh, SOC per 8uihel.
aopfialat, $2.75 Ii. $500.
8lumenfobI, $1.75 fir IL 6tiid-
Maoieshen, 40c +. / Obo. egunoel.
Geuerie, $1.00 per 9useno.
Ora. Der 8u. $500.
@urteu. per 8ufheI. $3.50.
yteh.Nnrft.
Gan Mntonio, Ser, IS. SuIi 1916 =
aiibe $4.15 Biz $6.75.
adlber $3.50 Bis $8.75.
Shfen $3.50 bis $7.45.
8uueu $4.55 Biz $3.50.
ct. 9ouis, &c. saiIi 1916. = Mino=
bieh, SerassGieb. $3.50 biz S9.f0.
Sdtpeine 50 90 biz $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-26
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Sn beioen @duiern oes Som
greiies 1T Elm Mntrag eingereidt,
Die omrd Die u-eberlhmemmungen
IN oen Staaten Noro- un6 6iio=
Carolina, Georgia nno Mlnbama
beimgeindten ginpobner NIT elmer
Summe bon 100000 au mter-
itiiben. @leif5eitig loI Der 9riegs
miniiter mgetuieien ueroen, ben
W~otlek6enoen geniigenoe Militdrsel-
tie nno Die n0tigen @8rneimitteI at
iiberlaf1en.
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0as nntere nn6 p6ere Gtoftuerf
bon Nr. 218 Cft-Gummerce Gtrasc
lit ~ perreuten. MGbere Masfmmft Ia
Der Office Der vSreien Erefie"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-26
9as @ahIrelmltat.

Das Melultat Der Staatspabl lit
md ben neueiten 8eridten Solgen-
oes:
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L.okdIes.

@orausfidtIides @etter.
Sir San @ntonio uno l1mgegen6
Seute Ibeno uno 9onnerltag I'M
belt1noig.
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@runoetaenmms. liebertraannaen.

Beatrice Hiebe an Sran .. s. Sar<
mer. @runofhid in @outb 5eisbts,
2i55ie Sdleder u. q. an S. g. 2allr.
@runOftiid an Der &rempfau StraBe;
1925.
q. a. @ittinger an Oabio Hrron uno
Srau. @rlnoitiid an Der Surnifb Gbe.;
$500.
S. SO. Sloipers an Senrp 5teihen,
@rnnoitiid an Der Sacob Ctr; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-26

Serr s. @enba1er tit int Snterelie
1lnleres 8lattes in Jlorespiae uno
llmsegenb tatig.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-01

In all our experience of over thirty
years growing and handling seed corn
Seed Corn tasir~t;un 50 42cute or serious.
We have VISITED Lac, POI tioils OF the
corn-belt state and hcCn in touch with
grain dealers, rlllroad ot.lcials, bank
erS and agricultural stit4onS; besides
have received I thousands OF Letters
bearing renolts from the corn growing
farmers and AZ ItG-Se That Coed Seed
Corn is Scarce. IL many places farm
ers are depending on Old Crib Corn
grown in 1914 and many sccdsn VINO
DO not Z. their seed con n have gone
to the country and bought old crib col
that has gone through two Winters ana
the worst atmospheric conditions ever
known and are encOuca SinS farmers to
buy and plant it. Read the Report ol
the iowa A-.icultur%i Station: :; and then
returns from the seed corn campaign in
one county, Chickasaw, proves the
gravity OF the seed corn outlook. Out
Of $4,000 bushels of the 1914 crib corn
located, but 5000 bushels of seed corn
could be found; $500 bushels tested GO
per cent strong; 1920 bushels 10 to 80
10 per cent This report corresponds
with our own observation and the re-
ports coming to us direct from the
farmer had better pay Ten Dollars. yes.
Twenty Dollars Per BushcI for good,
sound. well inatured Seed Corn, full of
ried over sixteen to twenty months in
corn cribs, under the worst conditions
known in the past half century, even as
gift. Good new crop seed will pro-
tluce twenty bushels per acre more and
on forty cres this amounts to 500 BUSH
els more corn. At so cents per bushel
means 500 more to the farmer.
We grow all the leading best varie-
ties, Early and Standard Varieties,
that will mature safely and soundly in
Observation-Disclosures that have been thor
oughly tried out. IN every county
shows test OF 80 to 90 per cent. Every
1y1S1 nl SurvN
and if not found entirely satisfactory it
may be returned to us any time in
twelve days from receipt and back goes
money paid for it.
Our big catalog of seed corn, oats,
barley and all kinds of farm seeds is
Free. 1t Tells You What You Want to
Know. Send for it today.
RATEkIN'S SEED HOUSE, Shenandoah !,