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of desert island But even if writ
ten. it will never be published-not in
England. anyway. whore the legal
theory that the greater the truth the
greater the libel" still holds good. For
the career of the most plutocratic of
Londons landowners. whose ancestry
goes back $50 years before William the
conqueror's time and whose income is
said to be about $1,000 a day, has been
hectic, to put it mildly.
The story of the action, under the
Duke of Westminster, that resulted in
finally smashing up the Senussi rebels
is told in an official dispatch, or it
might have been read with considera BILE
skepticism. though the dukes intre-
pidity had been abundantly demon
strated long before the present war
began. For one thing he served brill
lianty in South Africa. first as
member of the life guards and later as
A. D. e. to Lord Roberts himself. He
has done a lot of flying. too, to say
nothing of furious motor driving, hunt
ing and motor boat racing, and, when
his hydroplane capsized off Cowes,
Few years ago, came so near to being
drowned that he was brought round
only after hard work by means of ar
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tificial respiration. He had another
narrow escape from being killed by
wild boar in Germany, has broken a
collarbone and had other mishaps w lille
steeplechasing. and has made balloon
ascents and done lot of other things
that have proved beyond the shadow of
a doubt that he is no coward at all
events.
Egypt would have been doubted. if at
all, on the principle Of once bitten
twice shy" Early in the war tales of
pIucky exploits on his part came from
the French front. One has forgotten
the details, but they were exploits
that appeared to make the duke no
end of hero. They were all untrue;
the duke himself caused them to be
denied And who do you suppose was
responsible for their publication, II
whispered report be true? Just the
last PERSON one would think of in such
connection, namely. the Duchess OF
Westminster, the dukes better half.
The duchess did this, according to the
whisperers, with the deliberate inten-
ton of making the duke. who was
back at the base when the thrilling
deeds were supposed to have been
performed. ridiculous Her object is
supposed to have been to get even with
her husband for some of the humilia-
tons which he has brought upon her.
There is this much to go upon That
the ducal pair in question are well
known to be hopelessly estranged
There has been no legal separation,
as in the case of the Duke and Ouch
ess of Marlborough. but when the duke
is in residence at Grosvenor House. his
town mansion in Park lane. the Ouch
ess is mewhere else, and vice versa.
This in peace time. of course. for the
duke went to the front soon after the
start of the war, while the duchess
went in for nursing and is now at the
big Red Cross hospital which she her
self equipped and manages at lie Tou-
quet, France.
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NZI1N


British armored motor cars travelling
at the rate of forty miles an hour,
charged down on hostile Arab camp
the other day through fusillade of
deadly machine gun fire and. after "A
hot tight. succeeded in capturing. the
entire outfit. releasing lot of British
prisoners and taking valuable war ma
terial, he added the most creditable
chapter yet TO a life story which.
though comparatively short. would. if
set down in detail. make as picturesque
chronicle as even the most ina gina
tive OF modern novelists has ever COM
mitted TO paper.
Quite lot Of folk would like to write
that story. Many thousands would
love to read it. IT would have a circu-
1ation that would make those of the
pa1pitating romances of Marie Corelli,
Robert w. Chambers and Thomas Hall
Game appear in compe rison like that
Of British Blue Book the fauna
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In view of what was to follow, it
would be agreeable to be able to picture
the heroine of this romance, formerly
Shelagh Corvallis West, as the gentle,
unsophisticated. clinging type Of dam
sci beloved of romancers. but truth COM
pels the statement that she was Moth
ing like that. The CornwallisW Vests
belong to the gayest set in smart So
ciety. Their aim in life is to have
high old time" and in ante-bellum
days they had 1T. The thing they en-
joy most is practical joking. and TWEEN
ty-five or thirty years ago Mrs. Corn
wallis-West was the terror of every
house into which she put her foot Even
the late Mr.. Gladstone was not sacred
from her larks. At a country house
she stitched up his night garments SO
that he could not get into them. Those
who participated with her in the joke
managed to keep Mrs. Gladstone down
stairs talking after her husband had
retired. and the fun was when the
great prime minister came out On the
landing, calling for Mrs. Gladstone. as
he always did when in any difficulty.
That lady had no sense of humor. and
her fury at what she considered an
indignity to her husband was. it seems.
the best part of the joke.
The Duchess OF Westminstex would
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HEN the young millionaire
Duke of Westminster, rich
est of London landowners.
at the head of line of
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lighted on Holy Saturday and is never
permitted eNtiuguished until Good FRI
day of the following year. when il is al
lowed to burn out in mystical significance
of the death of Christ
The Washington times., 1916-02-06

Of all-wool serge, in navy and
black, and new black and white
checks. Note the belt-and
pockets.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
0LD-TIME COLD
CURE-DRINK TEAL,

Get small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks call
1t, Hamburger Brust Thee" at any
pharmacy. Take \ Tablespoonful of tho
tea, put cup ofaboilinR water upon it,
pour through a sieve, and drink a tea
fective way to break a cold and cure
grip. as 1t opens the pores. relieving
congeGtion. Also loosens the bowels,
thus breaking cold at once.
1t Is inexpensive and entirely Veget-
able. therefore harmless. .--Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06

Ano for Wolfe Waists.
fOO white and black
grounds, with stripes in
colOrs.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06

ROME. Feb. 6.-Austrian troops. heav-
ilY re-enforced. attacked the Italian po-
sitions on the upper Isonzo. in the
Santa Maria region. at dawn Friday.
but were driven Off. General Cadorna
has reported to the war office.
At the same time other Austrian divi-
sions. taking advantage of heavy fog.
attempted to dislodge the Italians from
their positions on the slope of Podgora
before Goritz. The enemy made two as
saults. but were repulsed The Italians
then counter-attacked. taking some
prisoners.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06

BERLIN (via wireless to Sayville)
Feb. 6.-HurIed back with heavy losses
in repeated attempts to break the Aus
trian lines. the Italians are weary of
the war and ready for an early peace.
the Lokal Anzeiger correspondent at the
Austrian front reports.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Hosiery

o. for Hosiery, Knit
~ Vests and Drawers: I:
odds and ends reduced in
price.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
MRS. MOHR SPENDS !.
DAY WITH CHILDREN
Acquitted Widow OF Murdered
Physician at Home Recover
ing From Strain Of Trial.
CONTINUED from First PageO

Continued from First PageO
announced in court. Mrs. Mohr went
directly to her home. SIncbe her ac-
quittal she has kept her two children,
Charlie and Virginia close to her, say
Ing time and again that she was so
glad to be free for their sake.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Dresses

OQo for Big Women's
OOO Wash DTes sses.
sizes 80 to - bust. Per-
feet 1T guaranteed.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
GERMANSOPEN
SALONIKI DRIVE
WITH BIG GUNS
Onslaught on Allied Front Is Re-
ported to Have Begun in
Earnest.

LONDON, Feb 6.--The Austro-Ger-
man bombardment of the Anglo
French lines before Saloniki is be-
Moved to mark the commencement OF
q general assault upon the allies
stronghold in the Balkans
The rapid increase of German
forces, the arrival of fresh Bulgarian
troops. and the diversion to this sec
tor of Turkish soldiers. military OBJ
servers say, have reached the point
where the Germans are confident they
can risk a grand infantry attack after
the heavy guns shall have cleared the
way.
A tremendous artillery duel has
been In progress three days about
Doiran, in which the British guns are
said to have more than held their
own against their adversartes, ac-
Cording to dispatches from S8loniki.
The engagement is reported to be
growing i'm intensity.
Move to Frontier.
Newly formed Bulgarian regiments,
oficered by Germans. have concen-
trated at Xanthi and Gumudijna on
the Dedeagatch -Saloniki railroad in
Bulgaria, while the Austrian troops
are moving out of Montenegro toward
Monastir, leaving less than $4,000 be-
hind to occupy the country.
Rome dispatches declare that the
"exaggeratedly pessimistic' reports
from Austro-German sources in re-
gard to Roumania's possible interven-
tion on the side of the allies are in
tended mostly to create the false i'm
preston. that the Bulgarians are
powerless to cooperate in the attack
on Saloniki. whereas the Austro-
Germans, the dispatches state, are
well aware that Roumania does not
plan to intervene at the present time,
and that her decision rests entirely
upon future developments in the
Balkans.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06

PETROGRAD. Feb. 6.-Heavy snow
storms and severe temperatures are inn
peding the progress of the grand dukes
armies pursuing the Turks in the Cau-
Casus. the war office announces. The
Russian advance. despite these. obsta-
Cles, continued In Persia Russian
troops threw back the Persians in the
region of Hamadan, in the direction of
NOSkovend.
Russian scouts penetrated enemy en-
tanFlements in the Guatow district after
artillery had wrecked strong positions
and annihilated body of enemy troops.
1t was officially announced last night.
The war office reports numerous
bloody struggles along the Middle Stripa
river and further south. near the Bess-
ara bian frontier. in which Austrian out
posts were scattered or annihilated.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Night Gowns (
79c and

They feel and look like
French flannel. $1.OO grade re-
duced to 79c, and 79c grade to
49c.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06

, VIENNA. Feb. 6-Austrian troops
have occupied the Albanian city of
Krova. twenty miles northeast of Du-
'razzo. and are pressing forward against
the Albanian seaport. according to an
official announcement. The Vanguards
of tho advancing army have reached
the River IshIni. fA|'teen miles from
DuraZzo.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Dresses

E7o for Children's Sl.Oo
wv Dresses, " best
ginghams, In SiECs q to
II years,
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Not "Seconds''

No chain is stronger than its weakest
link-an enameled Kitchen Utensl with one
flaw might as we'll be all flaws
Link the PaIais Royal Basement Store
with best White and White Enameled Ware
at price little or no more than usual for
defective pieces seconds"
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nproteation.

3pei @ei9i6ten. Die tpabr fem
tOnnten, geben ieBt in Deutfdlanb
bon Munb gu Muno. Die cine Gaene:
On einem ionnigen Nadmittag Ipaz
aiert Elm frana0fif9er General i'm pa@
riier Bots. uno er iiebt ba einen iuns
gen Greitpflisen, einen g%efunoen, fe5
f4en 8uri9en BON pienei6t apanaig
sSabrer. Der General fpri6t Jpn an:
gWie fommt es. juneer 6reunb, baB
Sic bier fino uno ni9t an Der Gront2"
Der Sunse ldGelt felbitbepubt, neigt
iid bann gum General BIN unb fiji
itert i6m ins DIR: rprotsftion, MOI
@eneral!" = Die anbere S5ene: @or
9etns, in einem GdiBengraben, ents
oedt Elm oeuti9er 9enerul einen alien
2anbtiirmer. Der Mann TIT gan3
fabf, bat fdneepeiBen Bart, Ole 8riae
anf Der Nafe; jebsnfaGs elm bober
Seh5iger. p4ber, alter Sreuno, ME
fommen oenn Sic ba in oie syroni2"
fraste Der General perpunoert. Der
4lte ftebt ftramm falutiereno tp6bs
renbbeHtn. Damn tritt er einen S6ritt
Dor, unb nun ld6elt or pereniigt uno
fast feife: sprotettiOn. 9srr GsnsraI!1
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SODA FOUNTAINS.

gdrbonators, etc., GIastdlten un6 glpo>
fheier : l1teniilien. aue Stble uno 0r6@
zen altf Eager. ginige fpenig gebrmads
fe 5olntnins9 Refrigerators, Qnoen> lt1o
Tleiffer : Ginriftun9er.
CD. Sriebridj, Sabrifnnt.
Geit 33 Sabren in Gan Gntonio. Ser.
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Merchants Transfer Go.

Eransportieren uno auffteaen bon
rSafes" unb idtperer mafdinerie cine
Gpe5iaIitdt. Gbholen, @erienbeu, Gufbes
pafren etc. Office 510-514 9olprofa
Ctr. geioe Sci. 359.
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@ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

1926 Qlatno 9laaa -bnbi6 mDblierts
refine 8im1ner. SOC, 75c 81 per Sag,
SO. so nnb aufipdrtS per 8o6e. Strt1iler
nit 2 8etten $500 per 8o6e. Altes
Selep1on grpdett 658-
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DUPUY reiniet Site.

geeeniiber Dem gunter Office : &C.
b6nbe, 112 9fts9ouitn Ctr. .9atnerlS
@trobs nnb 9~anamas2iite gereinigt itno
aeformt. Meine arbeit lit uniibere
treffih.
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TIE EIGHTEEN HoTEL

8asN bebeutet ,Ebe eighteen? 9as
bette SoteI fir bas nenigite @elo IN San
Mntonio. 3inmer Doc. 4nsge5eidnete
Usablaeiten 25e. NieDrige Spe5ialra.en
per 8o1e. Sab frei. grodett 6277. Su
eentrnler Gage. 302 Sio@alnmo StraBe.
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Mlumimae umD Bette.

alamp Sent & Stunning 80. Ism. 2D=
rcnser1, gigentiin1er. MQe linlere Waarer
haben boaes @efpi6t nnb MaB, paffeno
fir GtanbnrDS@ r1ben. 215 Nbe. 8.
SeIephon Grodett 1858.
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Mowers

aefddrft. Neffer unb S6eeren geiflifs
fen. SdloTerarbeiten. Meparatnr bon
CARPET Gipeepers unb 9dbmni6inen;
Meaenldir1ne iber5ogen unb repariert.
5o7 Nabarrp Ctr. Gel. grabis 42f.
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1ramspprt> We{eufdaFten.
Carter.MulIalY Transfer Co..

SaniIiene Gut56en unb 9rofhfen. Bee
furgt llnl5ieben nnb W10beI : 2~ngeruitg.
Baggage : $rnnsfer. 8elepbon 1913.
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0ols unO &obIe.

@ir balten bic bette 8sble unb has
bette 8rennbols. Brobiert lins. Olase
Wppb & Gpal So. grodett 6053. Scenes
Eel. 1911.
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san Mntpnip s(ntp 8arts so.

@ir haben sic Gas : Initalf. 9eile
uub lltenIiilien Der Snternational 9uto
@dlpoI anaefauft unb ipibmen nniere GET
nn6 uniern Gaum gang bieier @ei1afts@
8rande. Sir besieben beItdnoig Die
neridieoen{ten MutomobilsSeile nno err
1paren Sbnen @elb in nnierem 9eparte@
lneft fir aebrnndte Seile rno uten1i&
lien, @a5olin unb Del. 613 Sab=alafto
GtraFe.
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c. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.

6dnbIer in 9nroipare, Defen niio
@Iedtpaaren. grnftiffer &lernpner nuo
CndDeder. 934 OtsGonuruerre Strabe.
Erpbis 1880.
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Gdnhz II. YferOeaeidirr- Heparatur

grinat Cure arbeit an 8. s. gogar;
err berItebt iein @efddftI @utes 9dno@
ndhen uno Neparieren. 3ufrieben6eit
qarantiert. PIT Abe. 9. grodett $50.
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pR. e. n. PERRY

@raouierter ~gbiropracter. e~ntfernt
bic llrinhe bon GraHfbeiten, obne Nr5ttsi
ODER Meier. 203 9usrIer @ebdnoe,
224 @e{tsgpmmerce Ctr. Gan Mntonio.
grodett 7038-
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S6nttel.
Wer fi9 olIes merit, mas ct ie eez
Iernt, 1T Elm @4po4fopf.

Seiter fem betBt = bic tpi9tig=
iten 9inge 6iefer Welt pergefen.
gieIe 5amilien leben in iopGi1der
ginfro9t = 10 oft man iie befu9t.
Gentle 2eute baben 70 tpenio
9inn fir Posiie, bob fie fogar ielber
oi9ten.
Semitic politifer balten lebenss
Iansli4 an grunbidBen feit, bic tie nis
befaBen.
Sober fa1t @ebiloete glaabt iid
perpfli9tet, mebr Wtfen gu 5eigen, ala
er pirtli4 befist. !
Man9e Mutter ntnnt es ibren
erpa9fenen S09tern libel, bdB oiefe
finger iinb als fie.
Metitens bebaIten Die 2eute on
Idngiten lire @etitesfrif9e, Die ME
@eift befeTen baben.
S erniter Elm Maenf9 oenft, Inn 10
tpeniser 9inge finbet er, Die pert finb,
ernf eenpmmen gu ietn.
0ie 2anomGb9en i'm 9rpBen
Malfertal laHen iih regelmdbig nit
ibrer Sobafpfeiie pbotosrapbieren.
Der bdufige nmeang NIT 5rauen
ma9t ni9t peifer, er5eugt aber bas
8ebirfnis, INNER tpei5er gu perben.
Sci ben HDmern ga1t als Defer
teur, tper fi9 phne grlaubnts peiter
bon Der Sruppe entfernte, ols Der Son
Der 9uba rei9te.
Die GrouDen5er @arnifon bate
LANCE ben @oraug, ni9t ole flint fons
bern ale brei Sage Elm 8rot fir ben
Mann gu e%mpfangen.
9ie S~euerlGnber, bic in Der Mas
getbaenssS traBe ft9 ben S9iffen get
gen, pflegen auf ben Namen be5fp. 4ns
ruf n%Qebmann" gu bOren.
Mer unter uns Bate ni9t neniga
items einnnal In feinem Qeben gebofft,
es fperbe gu ieinen @uniten irgenbein
Rdturgeieb allBer 8raft treten2
Mer ia9t: sd femme Die Srauen!A
1T Elm Starr, Der nnfeblbar bon elmer
Ndrrin genasflbrt miro.
2aeretele.
+ Sober eroBe Tortf9ritt Oct
Menf6beit be9innt nit Dem 3peifel
unb 5eigt fi9 in einem groteit geeen
iiberlieferten 0ogmatismus.
g.. b. S9moner.
Wenn Bic gbinefen an einem
Sempel Reparaturen ausfibren, be-
Deden fe ole Qusen ibrer G0benbilber.
bamit oieIe ii9 niht pur9 bic berrs
f9enbe u~npronung beleiOigt fiiblen.
Gtne tdglide l1tberiidt bes &C.
f~eiIteten unb grlebten mant erlt, odb
man feines Guns gefpabr uno frpb
tperbe; fe fiibrt CUR @epifenbdftigs
felt. Jebler un0 Srrtiimer tretkn Bel
FOLDER tdsli9en 8u4fibruns bon felbf
berpor. (9oetbe.)
Der 2pnopner ,Oailp Graphic"
beridtet: @ls 8orii9tsmaBnabme ses
gen 8ef9doiguns our9 s3eppelinboms
ben tpurben gentle ipertpoGe unb FL
ftorii6e S1GBe Der Meitminiter Mbtei
an einen gefdiiBteren plab sebradt.
0arunter befinoen ii9 Der &r0nungss
itubl nit Dem &r6nungsftein, auf benz
Die f9ottif6en &Dnige in Scone ges
trOnte puroen, unb berf9iebene Stiide
bpn alien bunten 5enitern, Die ni6t
augemein Dem publifum 3ugdnglid
fparen.
Die ituIieniidsn 8ubnenleiter finb
5ur ne~beraeusung eelanet, baB Die
Misunderstanding oes Sbeaterbetriebes
ohne bic 0perette aus Oefterrei9 mno
Dentf4lano Elm Ding Der nnmDali6z
felt iiK Dos gublitum forberf iie.
I'm ieoo9 oeifen @efiible ni9t gu perz
leBen, lpurben @ilbert Minterbera)
als gngldnber, Straub als Transoie
uno. 3ebdr als Rorbameritaner aus
gegsben. Gin italienif6es 8lott ftn>
Oct es in Srbnung, ote beutf9en pro>
butte anf Die italisnif9e 8ibne gu
brtngen, jebo4 unter Der 8eoingung-
Dob Die 4utorenbOnorare nidt be3ablt
ipiiroen.
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Saulen ulb GeIngelfntter.

1Sreb staffef, 3t9 OFT Commerce
Ctr. Gen, 8etreibe, @artens nuo SeIoios
men, 8efIiiaelfuttcr. S~ilfuDatoren.
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RANDALL HOTEL

RANDALL HOTEL -Sriiber bas So
Gotta, unter rleuer 2eitung; ieoes 3ime
mer nit SAB. Nieorigite Staten III Der
GtaDt fin Neguldre. GDg Us. Stepbens,
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Seiter fein betBt = bic tpi9tig=
item 9inge 6iefer Melt pergeTen.
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abppfatem.

&. &. Carl mnb @. s.. @arb- Nedtss
nnirdIte, 521 8ebeu @ebdube, Sci.
@rp6ett 1850.
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Gentle 2eute baben 10 tpenie
Sinn fir goeiie, oaB fie fpsdr iel6er
ot9ten.
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gie1e Jamilien leben in iopGii9er
gtnfra3t : 10 oft mon ie befu9t.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, MntomobI : Gepara~
turen, Grpacetblene : S6peibung, AIe
beiten am Gnfabrtss uno @nt5itlbungs@
Npparat. grodeft 1925.
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g%baruberIain's

Werlargf GbaftberIain's perfeffes
&iifen : Suffer. gntbdlt fein aorn,
bdlt gingefpeioe eefmil6 1ino @eine trdfz
tia. Sci @roeeriiten ODER grodett 1888,
eater Geeb Gp.. 420 Giib<alores 9t.
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g1risbt Bros. gIeftrifer. iebt i'm
8eoeIlS @ebduoe, 1872 Mbenne 6.
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@etpiffe politifer boGten lsber,s'
Idnglid an @~runbidben felt, bic fte ais
befaBen.
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Sci ben RDmern ealt als 9efers
teur, tper fi9 phre Grlaubnts tpeiter
bon Der Sruppe entfernte, als Der Son
Der Suba rei1te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-04

Die S~euerldnber, bic in Der sra.
getbaens~S traBe ii9 ben S9iffen get
gen, pflegen duf ben Namen begin. 4n.
ruff n2ebmann" gu bOren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-04

9ie 2anomdb9en i'm @roBen
fafen fid regelmdBig nit
tbrer Sabafpfeife pbotosrapbieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-04

Sober faf @ebiloete slaubt iid
perpfli6tet, mebr Wtfen gu 5eigen, ala
er tpirtli9 beftbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-04

Die G~roubenaer @arnifon bate
LANCE ben @or5ug, ni9t ole flint, fonz
bern ale bret Sage Elm 8rot fur ben
Mann Su empfangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-04

Der bdufige l1meang nit Jralen
ma3t ni9t t%peifer, eraeugt aber bas
geburfnis, immer tpeiier gu tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-04

@nbe DECEMBER frat bas aomitee
fir @ologetpinnung in PETERSBURG au
elmer Sisung 3ufammen. 4us ben
babel gema6ten Mitteiluneen feien bic
fol9enben berporgeboben. Der @ent>
rnlgouberneur bon Sutteftan bert6tete
Don 8oloauffdufen unter Der einbeis
mtfden &eoDlterung. bic NIT Silfe Der
Oprfperipaltungen uno Ser SorftbeS
amten organifiert fei. sSn 8udara
fei tein befonoeres @raebnis au err
iparten, ba bort bic @epinnuna bon
Sob i'm Re9al bes @mirs fei. Ra9
Wtttteilung bes 8ertreters Der 9as
mtrs@ olO9epinnungss @efeuf6aft, po>
fIepsfi-8o3en, lift Elm neues @olbbors
fommen in Surfefton entbedt tporben.
Ser 0ireftor oes @eoloaii6en Snftts
tuts, 8pranotpstb, Iegte sinen rleuen
plan our Organization Der grmttts
lung bon @olbportomm.n DOT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-04

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items einmal in feinem 2eben gebofft,
es perbe gu Ieinen @uniten irgen0ein
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